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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
EOR 6 Al E

fAThat large AM desirable property on the
---.A corner Of Market AMI Water >tr-ctS.well
calculated for 4 residence, Tor business, or for
a residence and place OF business.
There Is a large BRICK House containing
large rooms on the first th1or.6 bedrooms on
the second foor. and = llrg" finished rooms on
the third. y Kitchen AMI Wa>hhcuse adioins
There are also spacious Criiar,iarge Cement
CIstern, Pump, and Wei Of good water, 4
Stable, and all necessary Outhuidlugs.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. ?. Miller, Esq
;. E.DAYIS.
LewiSburg. SEPT. - 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
In the Orphans Court Of CnionCounty.
IN the matter of the Estate of Wm.

/ MPHERSON, late of Union Township,
deceased. The auditor appointed by the
Court 10 audit, adjust and settle the account
of John Gundy. Esq, administrator Of the
estate Of Wm. M'pherSon, deceased. and to
repor, distribution of the amount in his hands,
will sit for that purpose at the house of Henry
Gibson. Union Up, Thursday, the 9th day Of
Dec 1883, at 10 4 VI, when and where all per-
sons interested may attend II they think proper.
WM. VAN GEZER, Auditor.
Ja,vi Sburp Nov 80 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

Describing his Arctic Irareh,
MOULD be rare treat and 50 would be
w the payment of dues to the thron'cfe,
on the oh account, from so!yen; debtors.
have been delayed IN finishing the settling up
of several running accounts, which purpose
doing as fast as possible, and 10 which do
no, refer. But there are. many who have no
offsets to make and whose longer Withholding
from US our just dues must incur the outside
charges, interests, and costs. From one 10
eight years iencncy, is surely ample time 10
paw small bills. NOVEL,. U. N.WORDEN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

vsNHE Subscriber Is anxious 10 settle the old
1 Book Accounts of BROWH \ lllLBlSH-
Their Books are in my hands for settlement; F.;
and those who neglect TO pay up on or before
the n~iIst Of January next, - Will find their
accounts placed in the hands of the PROPER
Authority. JACOB Ii. BROWN.
Lew.s5urg, Nov. 20, 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
TAKEN UP,

1 BOUT the Sth of last month, TWO
n CALVES. one Red BULL, and the
other a spotted Roam HEIFER, each supposed
TO be nearly a year old. The owner IS notified
to prove property. pay charges, AMI take them
away from my premises, on the Turnpike,
mile above Biehi'S Hotel.
GEORGE SLEER.
BufIlloe Tp, Nov. l., 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

The Rev. John Bryson, a Presbyterian
clcrgymen in Northumberland county, Pa,
died near Turbuttsville short time ago,
aged 90. He was for some time in the
Revolutionary army, aud afterwards stud
led theology under DR.. Wadiell, the blind
preacher whom Writ has immortalizcd
lie was licensed to preach the gospel III
1880, and installed by the Presbytery Of
Carlisle in the united churches of War
rior's Run and Chilisquaq1e in 1870, in
one of which be preached until lsiO. An
aged brother of the deceased we believe is
still living in Center county.
WHAT GIVES THE SOUTH Power
The n. Y. Express gives an article, with a
table, showing that the secret Of the pow
er of the South iu Congress, is in keep
ing its members in those bodies continu-
ally. The North changes its representa-
tiyes often, and in this way loses that
power which old and experienced members
command. We have frequently alluded
to the subject, and trust to see the time
when the people of the North will adhere
to those statesman who become inentifei
with the character and glory Of the iudi-
vilual States.
At WaLerjrl, Mich, on the 1st instant,
four sons of Jesse Chapman, Esq, living
in different parts of the State, all made
their appearance at the paternal mansion
with a lady accompaniment, followed by a
clergyman who joined the whole quatern
ia the bonds of matrimony. Aftera chat
with the "old folks" the girls and boys
started of on their wedding tour
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The firm of
Nessrs Wells, Butterlicld x Co, Express
men, paid the United States Treasurer, TO-
day, the $4,000 belonging to the GOV,
ernment, which amount was stolen from
their Express, il transit from Dubuque to
New York
The Mobile Alrertiser says that one of
the measures which will be warmly press
ed upon the Legislature of Alabama, now
in session, vii! be proposition to appro-
pirate 800, 900 from the Treasury, 10 aid
in making Kansas Slave State.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 2'.-The A.
mericans elected their ticket in Hartford,
yesterday, by over 200 majority, against
combined opposition. They also swept
Bridgeport, the last elections in both cities
going against them.
EAsroN, Pa, Nov. 20.-The dedca-
ton of the monument to George Taylor,
one of the Signers of the Declaration of
Independence, took place to-day, with i'm
posing ceremonies. The address was de-
livercd by the Hon. A. T. Brown, and
there was quite large attendance Of citi-
zcus and military.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
Fian0s, and Music.

[ tYsand Voghts celebrated Pianos. has
x JuSt received Il large assortment OF SHEET
.N,isic, Piqnos, and tiodeon Books. Seminary
and Teachers supplied at the Publishers dis
count prices. Music published by Gould, Lee
u Walker, 5. l.. Walker. or any Publishers IN
the United States, furnished at their prices.
NIB. Meyers and Voght's Pianos sold at less
than City retail priccs-LewisbUrg, Nov. Is
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

The subscriber Will o!ler at PU BLIC SALE
on Saturday, the 18Th Dec. l-55. IN N,Tii'f0n,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND. situated IA Hart
ley township, Union county, containing Eoo
Acres more or less. 80 acres of whlch$4i,
are cleared, the remainder good TlMBER-l-
/-a LAND. 4 great portion Of which Is
II Chestnut. The improvements consist
Of House and Barn. There IS good
Apple Orchard and other Fruit trees.
Terms made known on the day of sale, hy
the subscriber, JOHN \. LLOYD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
KanEas Constitutional Convention.

The Convention at Topeka, kanzas Ter
ritory, assembled to form State Consti-
tuition and ask for admission into the
Union, after a session Of some weeks,
adjourned on the ll;h, and the Constitu-
ton, as adopted, is TO be submitted to a
popular vote. The Bill Of Rights an
nouncel by the Convention, declares that
Z" Slavery shall not exist in the State, "
but permits its continuance until July t,
lcJ1. A resolution endorsing the kauzas-
Nebraska bill after long debate, was
passed, but afterwards rcconsidcrcd ali no
further action taken. We have not the
Constitution in full, as yet, but it fixes the
boundaries Of the new State as laid down
in the anzaS-Nebraska Bill, extending
west TO the summit Of the Rocky Noun
tains. Married women are secured in Their
right of individual property obtained either
before or after marriage, and an equal
right in the control and education of the
children. In prosecutions FOX libel the
uu'n may NC gwen III NhidtH1C, 1Au o"i'A
be deemed justification. \ State Uni
vcrsity and normal schools shall be estab-
lished, The civilized and friendly Indians
may become citizens of the State. Judges
are to be elected by the people. Topeka
to be the Capitol temporarily, till the Leg
islature shall determine a site for 4 perma
nent location of the State buildings. The
Constitution is to be submitted to direct
vote Of the people for ratification on the
18th of December nex', and if adopted,
an election for Governor, Licutenant-Gov-
ernor, Secretary Of State, Treasurer, Au
ditor, Judge of the Supreme Court, AttOr
ney General, and members of the General
Assembly, is to be held on the third Tues
day in January, 1856.
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g.cSyisburg Exchange store!
NEW GOODS.

DROWN * RITTER have Just received a
- splendid assortment Of New Goods which
wi.i be sold cheap. Call and see.
Sent 20. ls.l1.
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Real Estate.
s.y-A CHANCE

L'0R a Market Street Property. III
i be exposed to public ou,cry, on SATrR-
DAY the sth day Of December next. the follow
ing described property, 10 wit; \ HALF,LoT
OF ground, WhereUn IS erected a Frame 2 4
House and Stable, situated on the north LIZ
side Of Market street, between Fourth and
Fifth, in the naurishing and cnterPrislng Bor-
oush Of Lcwisbure, adjoining Alexander Am
mons On the east, and the heirs Of William
Armstrong on the west. Sale 10 commence Al
| o'clock, 7. W., on SAID day, when conditions
Of sale will be made known by
Nov. -, 1850. ANGELINE RITTER.
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r. GERHART,

oIfTYN Surgeon Dentist. al his resi-
dence. CorHsr # T.irI N.rlcf anil Inirer,rU
Arsngs, LEWISBURG, Pa. Aug. II. 1870
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
Ergsipelus, Sat RLr1D, q. .ScorJutic Hu-
Sire L.ys, .Sore Breasts, Hounds and


TLrse AMI oir similar - -trrssius C, npiaints can te
o'uiy 'ur, 81 tl. ointment te ~eil ruhtl in
t afi- ale, o., and by 9TH, following the prints4
l.r,ts.rIs around ea.A g1t.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

Judge Lccomptc Of Kansas, has picked
seven rro-slayery men and added to the
Grand jury, by which means true bill
for murder in the first degree has been re-
turned against M'Crea, who shot CLARK in
seltdef-ucc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
ANIMAL. SESSION OF 1855.


WEDNESDAY. Oct. Il. 10 n. NJ.
Bils-By Mr.. Atkinson. TO IN
,.or,.orate the bunk of Chelsea: referred to
Committee on Banks by Mr. Harw"oh' ior
the relief of Stark Bank: referred 10 Iom-
m,tee on Banks. BY Mr.. Page. to incorpo-
rate the Cabot Bark referred TO Committee
on Banks. Bv Mr. Benedict. in addition to
an alteration of an act entitled an act to IN
corpora,e the New England Nerd Antique
Marble Company. approved Nov. IA, 1894 ;
ref rrcd to committee on Manufactures.
E4port-By Mr. IIartshorn of trc1eral
Committee. in favor House bill to light State
House with Gas; passed.
The Chair appointed Sundry committees
which will he gwen in the list.
Eor>r-Bil referred For the promo
ton ot Agriculture, &c. to Committee OF " av>
and Means.
p.,i,,ons rectrred-Of +. c. Looms and
Others, asking repeal Of Jaws re1ni''n" In
Spcction and stamping OF leather. to commit
tee on Manufactures. OF Nathan Norton
ard others, to committee on Education.
Re~oin.ion-Bv Mr.. Field. referring the
Address of the Council oi Cen>or> TO select
with ,,ower TO report pro,er answer tl"rr-
to- 1T :hr cali OF Mr.. Powers OF Wood
stock. the .ildrcs> was read. when the r'>o-
luton was adopted The address proposes
20 do away with the right OF review III eases
in the county court: TO provide for r"l"ren-
ccs of certain actions. particularly such as
concern boundaries OF land and injuries on
highways and to enact an insolvency law.
ike ia At OF Massachusetts,.
lti,rnoon-Thc Senate came in and a
joint assembly was formed for The election
Of Sta.c officers.
: c'rioyy cf SAFE.
Nr Mason nominated tieo- L. Thompson.
Mr. ;i.ham nominated Charles y. ba,en-
port. Mr. Watkins nominated Guy Z. Samp-
son. Senator Benedict nominated Chalon +.
nayev
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my to be supported; The laws respecting
drawing by LOT, passport, and the tax imposed
upon the people 10y the name Of capitation,
to be abolished. Such, in brief, is the ia
nous plan Of Ayutla upon which the
revolution was carried through, and which is
TO form the basis OF the new order of things
to be set up in Mexi'o, under the admins
traton OF General AIvercz
-PAINFrL DEATH-Sometim during
the afternoon Of Thursday, the TO ~ of Mr.
Austin Ladd of this village, was found dead
in the barn of the St. bloomsbury House.
He had committed suicide by hanging.
His death was entirely unexpected hy his
friends, and an only daughter is left to mourn
the sad bereavement. Mr. Laid was fifty
EIGHT wears of are
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27

-kAN>A> EIIctIpN -lhr kan~as
correspondent of the Missouri Demo rat >ate
the returns from - preciur : "l'e h't.i'r-
tor Congress. 1":i., votes There were 81.
,? precincts to lie heard from. ari 1t "i'
thought his vote wonid exc,.,.l irne.
The election passed Of qnie;iv. and M rer
SONS were permitted to vote unless thct hil
been actual residents of he ri'v or town IL
j" days preceding tli. election.
The Free >oiler> are netting NJ documents
wherew.th 10 contest Whtt,id'> 81 IN Con
grc>>- They profess 10 be able 10 lFo'e that
there were only four l.gal pro slavery voter
at franklin. whle Whitfield received ~
votes there: that ont OF rrwar'l- Of ,
votes east for Whitfield. al W,an,iutt". o. :
80 were lrcal; that on; OF eI2 ,ot 81, ca>t al
o>awaftanle. not o,rr IA were LEGAL. iaat
al baptist Mission. which gave Whitfield or'i
100 votes. there were but /. i;.al ,o:crs,s nd
only Is of those csl>: ballots. and IN fine not
1000 Legal VOTES were ra>t for Whitfield
throughout the whole TERRITORY
Delegates 10 the Constitutional CONVEX
ton have been chosen. who viii form
State Constitution for Kansas. and will apr,
ior admission into the | mon. Mr. kcc,itI
will he the bearer OF the Constitution an'
the petition 10 Washington
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27

SEEirf. B;.l-f;v Nr H..
large III" ca,i'al -'ork Of lie r,.
don: referred 20 IA. ,enor.;...
The l'on-" resolution ,,r
Committee Room ~. linn
rall>', for the deposit q, t!,..
Geological, Botanical. and Z..r..
OF the State, was ador,rd IN c....-..
H"rsE-lhe >p.-akyr ann...
lowing select COMMITTEE.
On bill rt-!arin. to N.,.r,,;,...
Carpenter of Derby. Lori. MI
lam 0. Cratt>hnrv. ll.>,ina.
On Monument to E,a4a Az.
Ldmund>, Eir;iet, d L>ndoa. So.
Guiltord.
Ga Revision Of : h.a ru
E ;, = CHENEY, !'r.i. t. XVI.
he Senate canlo N ami t..-...
sumo, >'nafor i'r-. n.au.i.,. ..-
w Willard am vi Ma. m..
mann OF 81. X. lt,n.r,or. ,I
Mr. Wiilar1- thtr.r, \ ID.
gam presented hy Y. br,b.,.
Havev hv Senator b-,-... ...,.
thompson b. Senator 49,.
NJ, 18th .a l3-A Ia.
Whole 10, al ,c.,., -.f ..,
Ncccs> y Tor rilp.r. ~
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MN" Since the alulication Of
>li.'a Anna NcXiro has had two Presidents
The lir., wa, t,c,."ral Uafrvra. His admin
i>tra'ion was hiirt H. resigned under com
Pu.slon General Alvcrcz. the bo,Ir>t Of ,be
Insurgents. has been elected. The revolution
NAY be considered at An end The princi,I,s
w"'ch artna'cd the rcvolnliohi>ts may be
found IN the Pan Of Avutla." which is
gwen at length in the y. Y XluH. This
plan was formed in the town of Avntla
near Acapulco. and proclaimed in March,
1871. Its main points are : Santa Anna and
bis tools unworthy Of public confidence: a
President at 'n'crin to I've chosen bv a rem
resentatIon from each State and Territory
convoAed 10y the General -incilict of the for
ceS supporting the plan; the President thus
choseh TO be invested with full powers 10
watch over the safety and independence of
the national administration in each Stat.
tn" plan, the commanlcr-in-cLief
Of the adhcring forces with seven intel,iornt
persons selected by him, shall proclaim with
n one month that they have assembled in
provisional form government, to rule in that
respective State or territory: the President
"a m'''m must. within IL DAYS after
'nterlng upon the duties Of his Office. con-
'oke Congress, for the purpose ofestablish-
"s the nation under representative, ropu-
ar republican form OF government; the ar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-27
fss-oiutiOEs Adopted a" the Death Of
l'cuhgs Smith.

Srphas Smith.
At meeting of the Freshman Glass of
Vermont University, held on Tuesday, the
10th of October, at their class room. to take
measures respecting the dcceasc of a fellow
Classna,e- Mr.. Gel has Smith-the following
preamble and resolutions were reported and
unanimously adopted:
Preas.ble- Whereas. the mournfnl and
unexpected, announcement Of the death of
Ce',llas Smith, an esteemed and beloved
cIa,Sn.ate. has reached Us, and feeling deep
", as we do, the loss we have experienced
no, only in being deprived of noble and
warm-hearted fellow student, but also Of an
earnest. devoted and faithful scholar, There
fore.
He<p',rd That in this d;>p nnsa:ion we re-
roLH!Zc tie Intrrventlop OF an overriding
Providence. whose DEGREES are wise and Just.
and who ,Ioeih all things we'll. Ncverthc
less we cannot but express our deep sorrow
for he loss Of one whose noi,icnc>S of soul
has rnd-ar,rd him to his own class. who's"
Kindness. "cntlcncS>. and digni'v had Won
y.i. sincere regard o: the senior rla>>c>. ana
whose "arne>.n">> and zeal IN til" perform
an,r Of duty had 1tnpd ,,m the lasting re-
>rrrt Of the Faculty.
H.>pirrd, That not only Lave we rs
lass. suffered less Which 10 Subsequent all
l'ion can make GOOD. and void which no
earthly power can Gil. tut individually also
We have been deprived of "enrrou, anl
-! >arr; ';rinr iric.!.l. wha Q n"i,e Iue!i'i.>
in.,i. hun bright and shining" marx for
NE r.pn:l,.sS Shaft of Death
Re<oi,,d. Tha, in the earnest and dcrp-
seated picfv rv.nr"d IN "vcrr at al the de-
'.,'.scd tron III, FIR: intrnIu'jion among Us
to the dread boar Of DEATH and in his zral
10y the promotion Of religion in lis class
have hcicd all rX m'l'c N the hiel,..> de
cree hrlu'liu! A,,d my this affection lead
u. 50 c,n>plv ~ imil.s.r his virtues. that VIXEN
in turn We are !rou'l,t upon the couvh OF
death. we i:av rx'',in with The d,.col>"! =
" Not my will, b'.. .,ine ba done, q Gvl"
E"s,', II. TIA. we >;;".rcl, svmpathiz" and
condn.c viii! the family OF VIII n the iec"as-
-: ! cn"I >.i-d nc:.li,..r. WHO hv tai, I""x
p'ct"'l >fro.,r It,e hccn deprived not only
Of a futiiul an a.,c..t:ora', son az: biu-h"r
'l.; 81 ,nc ~i.r-,. fu,tI: b..l .r to t. en-
rr:lf;t ~1'-rc>,il.l rcll.rrI"g honor a,ihcr .,on
hl"i>:i. Ia, Relatives. and Tie in>t.,lt!p!. wita
NhI N ne Wis CONNECTED.
Ho'cd, il,.'a> ! f.r,l"r testimonial of
oar r,~i ct ;or -" ,.t.r,>,l or. ut orr fmrn-
TER - selected +" arr"n,l..lv the r,ti .ii'> 70
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G. :. HIS act >hal! take eirrc, f.,n il,


A''.:I' iLitEt1 Ht i.r!l> --Tlc
'''''"'e oi vermont Ii's ALWAYS been disposed
~ Wv every f'H" II - power TO promote IN.
':l'ahr,ni Il o! The ;t.ticuitur,l interests of
Inc State. is donations to the County Ac.i
cultural So.i"ticS have lecn liberal o. en-
!cavor at the last session to ,,romot, H.. s.,,4,
o' aS'ifn't@'al science in our common >cboo,,
was prompted Nv a INST Appreciation. OF what
hes at the foundation of our Growth IN w.,l,h
ana ih'ciiiG"nre. Yet there is onc tLinr
lacking. There is now no provision for The
r"nlIration and dissemination ut n. r,o,,
interesting facts yearly gathered up bv oar
state and County Societies. There sbo,l1
ne some system devised which would prov;J.
tor the publishing of yearly report, Of ,h,
several Societies, and other matter, ,my,a;n.
ing to the Interests Of agriculture. Without
MS much that is valuable is los,, and the
great and peculiar benefits RESULTING from III.
organization of such societies is made of po,
al" we trust The present Legislature will
axe Tie matter INTO consideration and carry
'ut the full benefits of it, former hon.i;.
" a suitable provision for the publication Of
gricnltural reports.
capt Fogg, OF the Steamer .jfey,to;,
l1'd, advertlses that Excursion Parties will
e carried from Lake Bridge in Newport to
he outlet, on and after Oct. oath. for half
're' stopping long enough to take dinner
any point on the route the passengers may
hoose. These Indian Summer (;) davs and /,
ne courtesy Of Capt Fogg combined, will
snder such excursions The pIeasantest Of au- j
1mnal recreations. ,
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eating away Tie very lcart Of our Declaration
Of Independence. th" true Lover OF his Coun-
try will Join heart and band in anv move
mcnt which promises TO free that country
from such deadly curse aud to restore her
TO her true !o>i'ion among the nations Of
the Garth
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The County Shire Question.

10 ncT tiuc o>l'IOn among The nations OF
the earth
The County snirr Question.
We publish below copy Of bill no.
pending hefore the Legislature for the .>tab-
lShmrnt Of the Shire Town in Caledonia
County at some mOre ccmmodcOus and suita-
blc place than where it now is 1t is prop
ositlon entirely fair and must meet with favor
from all who know, as all unprecedented men
in the County do know, tina. a change of the
Shire Town u-l.t to he made and sooner or
later must and will be effected. II has LONE
been needed. and is more than ever required
at the present time. The course of the pres
crt public thol oughfares, ana such others as
are in contemplation, render the towns in ;hc
valley of: he Pa>>ump>ic river more accessible
to large majority Of She people "f the COUNTY
than III" high elevation upon which our
County buildings are at present heated
.tnoincr consideration cnji,,cti ~ attention is
the fart that yer, n.H~': he iar-r>' proportion
Of thr !I>ine>- t! ne IN cont originates in The
towns Eft Of N,usi!"
The No,FA Star. in commenting upon Tie
bill. seems to opnc<' Il o. TIE "round that The
buildings Will be erected cnirc Y at ;he ex.
p~n>r ot the County How t.in writer new
;ha, there vol! he 20 contributions in al!
,t fi.,i
dat TIE present County property is worth
VIII 0t course be first applied Bat SUPPOSE
Ia. the Cou;.tv i in some WAY IT the v hole
,Xpcn-e. how is it made out that the eos. d!
cr,rlinr the buildings il Lyndon. ST. johns
barry or Barnet, vii. exceed The cX1 ..rSc OF
don4 the same thing in nanyi'!c? it is wei!
understood that the present Court Hou~. is
e"tircv insufficient and unfit 30 lie CONTINUED
LONGER IN 1t l:~,.>:':. use. AID that it is inca
t,h'., Of ten ui,nuiacturtl MO a suii4llr
building TO hold Il" courts. Thc statute
always provided t'al the several Counties
should "c a. ;'r expense q. crcctin. and krrp-
liz IN repair al tAc huii llnr> with i, re-
I"ilr> thcm 20 have Fro! ally the clici s...-
son Tat new County Findings have no. al
ready been erected! in this. a. thcy have been
III all the adjoining Counties. may be found N
t'.r general rl'ra'cnoc O! opinion tla, t!.-
S,,irc Town would soon nr e.. .r,rl
TIE Clerk Of the Court has so ARRANGED
Il
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Y tEEAk al NAItEI " b...-
= I'M lia'''. ha~ IT L oar a',.-- ANA
perfectly i"'tn'"i f4i'-,'' a. -
-ro"ih. II -r"* "ii 4 i'lt ani
'f'"'' winch lf"!i't. az 1'.! peg
his >"f>"r. and ait'r miAl''- 'r'''r -''T'.
= ahont twenty iif'!'>. about 'ie ~
August all he man shoots ireiued e.. -. -'
Of flowers on their 'nt> from "ii-h .-.'.
''ui W. 'orn'i. he t:''r + nos. 10 3D..
ror'f'd With leaves % The deepest rr.'t
trmt'r"'> IN DIVING condition >on'e' '
Hover -..'"n1 fi'"r IA 4 9.'>,'''' a d,
ABOVE J. ":'A"H' ''l''. c.i'.'.' 50 Tar a =" t-.
aware iii 'f''irlrh a." >fl''-> ihr !. -
"it,if.i "' fr''e IN hi> orchard tfie o. .-
nan f''i'c grated with the N""ie~n
ne hh< !H'k"d WITHIN a week tw'-H-'-
hn>'i''', am''u>e ar.e>--i-.' l'...
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II -, - '''''
- ''
.I.' - a.. ''i',' -" ana
'''ii D." -'ir- F'i'i> % To-
pace. The burglar entered ~ -.-t.i
reached throu.h second story WIND, ~ --.
mo the STREET M Francis f..w aa,- .--
vlou> had arr. i:Hol.llt 81 r:9,ry
The Tint Wis undoubtedly aware. q
meant Ia a,,,,rol..i4,,. tar hi> owti ,I-r
one O'clock Mr. Fran. i r,t NJ, and
At the wa,ch whi,h WAS near The. w!r !ov.
the hour OF The. ri-lt: in the uioir.Iu, !, va.
gone lmmeia-rl, alter hreaA fast the 49,
Wa t,nrd sally ,l,.r,n>,-,.,i or ,h,. bed. IN
room occupied hv NJ Francis with the ,i.
very orderly wonnA rnlna the rinr o..
watch i;ra-',t "a, l.. J1{.i,1a.
-EIEr-TLr Catholic Church va, az.
ST on fire al.a,l, 10 o',lo, K nn Nlm.a,y ..,.-
mo. T. was discovered ~, e., Nj
! whi.b ! IA. ,,.,rl -.... p.
has performed rhi- ceremony the. tr-,-.