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rNO those who wish FARMS.-TO

have fertile land at cheap price and on
easy terms, your attention is called 10 the
RIDGWAY LAND i COAL COMPANY
Twenty-Five acres, or more in proportion, are
given for 5000, payable in instalments of 81
per week or 81 per month. 1t is located in
Elk county, Pennsylvania, and has one of The
bes, markets for lis produce in the State. The
soil is a rich loan, and is not to be surpassed
for farming, as examination will show. II
has the best elements Of prosperity, being un-
derlaid by two rich VEINS OF Coal, and will
shortly be in,ersected by four Railroads. The
Timber is of the most valuable kind; Title
unexceptionably good, and warrantee deeds
are given. It presents good and substantial
opportunity to commence farming. providing
for ones children, or making an investment.
Further particulars can be had from the PAM
phiets, which are sent to inquircrs. Letters
answered promptly. Apply or address sAML
W. CATTELL, Secretary, 1875 Walnni street
Philadeipaia. Full information is contained
in the pamphlets 3m5lS
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APPEALS.
OTATE and County TayeS.--Pursuant

In Il dUu OUuull ldACS...l uISudut
~ to Law, we the undersigned, Commissio-
ners of Union county, Pennsylvania, hereby
give notice to the taxable inhabitants of, aud
all others owning taxable property or effects
whatsoever within the said county, taxable
either for State or County purposes. that an
APPEAL, for the benefit Of all interested, will
be held for the several Townships and Boroughs
within the county. as follows:
For NEW BERLIN Boro, at the house IF NJ. Kleckner,
For JAcKscX Tp ct the house OF N Keck ner New Berlin
on Tuesday the sth Of April.
For tMEsroxE Tp, At the house Of Peter Weir,
Wednesday the 9th Of April.
For HARfiZY Tp, at the house Of VIM Eiiert,
on Thursday the 9th Of April
For NHrIISsuss Borc at the house Of Chas Crotzer,
on Friday the llth Of APRIL
For WEST BurYAIoE Tp at the house Of j. Deckard Milf
finburg, on Saturday the 18th Of April
For BuYIALoE rp, at the house Of James Mcreight,
Monday the l4th Of April
For KnIl Up, at the house Of James Lawson,
on Tuesday the 18th Of April
For WHITE Dgn II, at the house OF James Adams,
on Weduesdsy the 10th Of April
For East BrYHALoR Up, IT the house Of George Wofe
on Thursday the l7th Of April
For USlos Tp, At the house Of Henry Gibson,
On Friday, the 18th Of April
For LKwlnuIs North ward at the Conmissioners once
on Saturday, the l9th Of April
For LgwlsDcR8 6outh Ward at the Commissioner Ofcs
on Monday, the 2ist Of April
When and where all persons and corpora.
tions, who shall feel themselves aggrieved Of
the enumeration and value made Of their tax.
able property and effects, pursuant 10 an Act
entitled .An Act to establish uniform mode
for the value of property and assessment Of
taxes" approved the 18th day Of May, ls41
are requested to attend and state their griev.
ances for redress according 10 law.
All the above Appeals will be held between
the hours of O'clock A M and 3. Pm.
3s 1 GEORGE SCHOCH,
--- RfCH'O v. B. LINCOLN,
JACOB HUMMEL,
Attest: - Commissioners.
4. KENNEDY. CLERK.
f.. \ - ~
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Arrival of the Africa.

The steamship Africa arrived at New
York on Saturday, bringing dates from
Liverpool to Saturday, February 22d.
She brings no tidings Of the steamship
Pacific
The Peace Conference is progressing
favorably. Count OrlOff has arrived in
Paris.
There is nothing more in regard to the
difficulties between England and the Uni
ted States, except that the London Adver-
tiser professes to know that Mr.. Dallas
brings very stringent instructions.
Letters from St. Petersburg and Warsaw,
in the German papers, give details of the
preparations in progress for the continu.
ance of the war, and state that on no point
has the former energy Of the military de-
partment been abated.
A portion of the advanced squadron Of
the Baltic feet had steamed up ready for
leaving Spithead on the evening of the
22d.
Affairs we're quiet in the Crmea.
A:Russian convoy of IS men perished
in the snow in Asia, while on their way to
Gen. Mouvorieff. 1t was also said that
the divisions of the Russian army, en-.
oampcd in the mountains, had also greatly
suffered, that their communications were
interrupted with the remainder of the
country, and that their supplies were near.
y cut of.
LAIER.-The Arabia reached Halifax,
Wednesday. The Peace Conference wa
in session, at Paris. Breadstuffs had de-
elinsd Cotton msrke. unchanged. No
pews Of TIE Pacific.
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bSThe Pennsylvania Democratic State
Central Committee comprises 80 members,
of whom JoHN w. FoRNEY, co.editor of
the Washington Union, is Chairman.
Among the members from this region are
A. S. Wilson, Thomas Bower, J. S. Mil
Ter, R. W. Weaver, J. R. Jones, H. L.
Dieffenbach, George White, Richard Nc
Allister, &c.
Sending to Washington for Chair.
man-and be the Editor of the Union
shows clearly enough what the powers tha,
rule intend to put forth on the Slavery
question.
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Map of Union and Snyder Counties.
VARNISHED, with Wooden Rollers,
and on Muslin, ready 10 b

Y and on Muslin, ready 10 be hung up
will be sent by the subscriber, postage paid:
Township map, colored, for 81 so
Geological - {" It's
The Division line is drawn on this Map, also
Township lines, and as it contains all the
principal Roads, and shows comparative dis
tances, it should be studied by oil who are to
vote on the location of the Seat Of Justca
The Geological Map shows the strata Of the
two Counties.
For cheaper copies of tho Map, address
X. VOLKMAR.
Lewisburg, May IL, 1883.
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Woodlots and Small Farm for Sale.
To suit purchasers, on reasonable terms.
THERE are 9 lots of Woodland, ST.

tuate in White Deer Tp.. on Little Buf
faloe Creek, about mile above Guldln's store
ranging from IA TO Il acres each, well umb'
cred with various kinds of Oak, Pine, Poplar
and Chestnut.
The Farm contains abou, IS acres of which
IS are cleared, and has on i, Two Story Log
- House, Log Stable, Spring of Water
E:ilA and Fruit trees ofvarious kinds. 1t ad
IONS lands of John Hummel and Jacob Hart.
man, about II mile from Guldn's Store, in
White Deer tp., Union Co., Pa.
The above property is offered at Private
Sale, by the subscriber.
GEORGE MEIXELL.
Kelly Tp., Aug. 10, '55.
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FOR SALE.

~ That large and desirable property on the
- corner of Market and Wafer streets well
calculated for a residence. for business, or for
a residence and place of business.
There is large BRICK House containing g
4 large rooms on the first floor. 8 bedrooms on
the second floor. and : large finished rooms on
the third. Kitchen and Washhouse adjoins.
There are also spacious Cellar large Cement
Cistern. Pump, and Well Of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildines.
For terms SC. apply to Geo. F. Miller. Esq.
S. E.DAVIS.
LeWisburg, Sent. 81 1850
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to
w the estate Of BEEJAMIN SHoKNAKkn, late
Of the township of Bufaloe, county of Union,
deceased, have been granted to the subscriber
all persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make Immediate payment; and these
having claims against the same. will presen,
them duly authenticated for settlement, at my
present residence in East Buffaioe TT, and Al
my residence in West BuAaloe TIP after LIST Of
April.-Feb. 81, 1856
pd HENRY NOLL, Administrator.
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depth, drop any number Of seeds in bill, and
costs but Five Dollars. An examination of it,
with ,hs abundant testimonials which can be
shown from those who have used them, can
not fail to convince every one that it is Just
the thing needed BY R'every Farmer.
GEDDES, MAKSH l. CO.. Levis6wg.
Agents for Union and the adjoining Counties.
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Wakeiieid's Hand Corn Planter,

Which after two sea-
sons trial has been
found much superior
TO any other implem-
ent now in use for
planting Corn, Broom
Corn, Beans, &C., is
now offered to the
Farming community
by Agents authorized
to sell the same. This
implement is plain
and simple in cons
sruction, not liable to
get out of repair. can
be easily adjusted to
, plant Al sny desired
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TAKE NOTICE /!

THE Partnership under the Firm Of
Il J. HAYES & co. having closed on The
l0sh of September last--We would respectfully
request all persons having unsettled accounts
with the above Firm TO call uron the snbscri.
bers and settle them without delay.
HAYES, GOODMAN d co.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

At Private Sale. The undersigned
II offers for sale that corner lot property.
situated in Smiths addition TO Lewisburg. GO
feet front, (adjoining the Botanic Garden0 on
which is erected a two-storey Brick "a
House, a convenient Barn, and eoodA=2
Well of water. Persons wishing To purchase
the above desirable residence, can call on Mr..
JoaN HoUsnrox in the absence Of the propri-
etor II. Il. NULL
Lewisburg, Feb IS, 1856
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A Lesson: riW 1t Be hee9e':?-For
two years past, the opponents Of Peirceoc.
,cy and Nebraskaism, in New Hamp.
shire, united, and by so doing gained the
State Government, two US Senators, and
all the Congressman. This year, Whig
candidate was got up to draw off votes,
and with the weight of Fillmore's nomina.
tion upon them in addition, at the State
Election on Tuesday, the Nebraska party
gained some thousands Of voter, if they
have not carried the State Last year the
Anti-Nebra>ka majority was $500.
A-Iu Pennsylvania, th. opposition,
united, can carry the State. Our Members
at Harrisburg have devised a plan calcu-
lated to insure unity. But We observe an
open effort, in Schuylkill, Bcrks, and
other counties,to make the proposed union
Convention, an "American" tender to Fill.
more; and in other quarters, "Republi,
can" want Of concert, or "Whig" doubt
ing. These are bad indications, but We
hope there is good sense, honesty and sa-
gacity enough among the people to select
suitable men to go to Harrisburg and de-
wise plans by which, "UNIrED, we shall
stand for DIVIDED we fall" If Mr..
Buchanan is the Nebraska nominee, State
pride will add to his strength, and we can
not afford to be divided. Let the Old
Keystone set good example to the great
sisterhood of Free States.
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Iesmrg Chronicle and West Branch H. 1856

RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES UNION County by the
January
ofJanuary Solomon. ESQ., Treasurer
County 1855 hoi"g the amon Charged me dn'0u"f
srAmuntR
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Ne,c Br;dqcs, and Repairs Of d

New Bridges, and Repairs Of Old.
Thompson and Fisher for lumber, labor, and
repairs at bridge across renns creek near
Yocums mill A0
Thompson and Fisher, for making wing
tract les 90
A. " Lswshe, for NJ Chapel, filing in bridge
jacob strnub, for filling in bridge across Mid
dlecre-k in Washington Tp 80
Leokch-r and Baus, for labor and repairs st
New Berlin bridge bH
Thorn pson and Fisher, for making new wing
creek near Yocum's mill 100
Middscrs.k, in beaver Tp 2 80
Samuel Ewing, Esq. in part Of third and Iass
payment for building new bridge ACROSS Lat
tie Buffaloe creek, in Kelly Up Ho 10
e-%isi bu;,dins bridge IN Keliy Tp 5sA
Samuel Esins. Esq, for 1888 Zee. inch plank
for floor of bridge near wolfe's mill above
George Gilbert, for making repairs at wing
walls at bridge 1t kine's mill in Mtidlecreek 90
APp Penn. ur, creek I and M,ddieereek us q
Jos a " Kelly for s5l3 feet oak plank for
bridge near wolfr's mill, At 3la per thous.
and feet, board measure - u
Nathaniel Meyer, for building new pier 10
bridge across Penns creek at Longs In
P.nns Tp, IL y prrches, at 81 rs per perch.
Philip Gemberling for hauling plank, labor,
and repairs At bridge across Budaioe creek
near Wolfe's mill 81 !"
ss sso. s.p:sro1e s
Peter BoaIich for same ACROSS Penns creek 27S 50
VIM. Rule. for repairing bridge at Rockeyf,
Jacob R.uoh, for repairing bridge across Mid.
dlecfeek, at Hremer's mill - %
John Nesbit, for making drsf budaloe bridge
Ab Eisenhower, for repairs bridge in Frank
lin rp ow
AD sa: snyoSH, Mi,,seer.sh a. IN franklin IL 81
| Christian Milihouse, for repairing bridge Il 81
Hiram Hendricks, for repairing bridge At Bon.
| Chs Kraus for dlpg wing wall at two bridges
aIse.set aIrs s'1ra'''-' Tn "'-' asc
VI nil n% M,aa,scr.eH rf Tp "'s IS sl
Daniel zieb+r and Others, for II $40 feet oak
plank new flooring two bridges across Mid
| John scSoet, Tor nliins bridge in Yr.nklnrp 2s
Henry solomon, repairs New ssfnn n Sil;as Sius !,
!" Drioss ae'''' ''n-o' ''e .. JOB .,
| Aerif's Fees.
| John Kessler Sheriff, his bill for boarding
prisoners, commitment and discharge Of p:
John Ss, k.s:ler, sheriff, ices for conveying Pat.
Casey and Ellen Casey to the Eastern Pen,
1oSn Ks.sl.r. Sheriff. his bAll for putting UP
snps s"a~sy pi,i,ioe 70 %
John Kes.ier Sheriff, for selecting, drawing.
| soOt u% !, vood. 4e. 100 70
John Kssslsr, sAsria, br bussdins prisonsrs,
| .-" .. -.os8 q
| Public Bui7din9s, &c.
] o,efes Hummel, for one lca1 pine wood for
, Court House, &c. II
p;,,d Sds1a. M.se1' ~ IONS '''' 'o' --'' tsu
| n. Bartlett, repairing Jail wsn 1@
Corosers nquessa
| VIM g. uerrold, Esq, for holding inqueet cn
| dead body Of LucidS z. Smith, IS July, ~ IL II
| wn. a. HerroId, for holding inquest ON ths q
| body OF an uakhown German drowned IA
| the Canal r 10 -
1 Jacob Ribblet Eaq.. inquest On body OF child
| in The Canal near eslisagsovs 10 II
| John 4. Msfts, Esq, for holding inquest on
| The dssd beAy q ahaA lbouA IN Snk hsle
u LSvisbuyG % the Ieth Of Nor. IS II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

SPRING ELEcTIoN.-On Friday of next
week, the several Townships and Boroughs,
of Union and other counties, will choose
the Officers to manage their local affairs
The importance Of electing honest and
sensible men to every Office, is often urged
but seldom needed.
In our Borough, each Ward elects a
Judge and two Inspectors, Councilman,
School Director, an Assessor, an Over
seer Poor, and vote for two Auditors. The
two Wards together elect Burgess, Con-
stable, High Constable, and three Auditors.
~" What shall be done with the
County Buildings at New Berlin p is now
the question. They we're mostly built by
taxation upon the county, and that town
has had the benefits of them for forty
years. All the buildings, the pavements,
the trees, and the vacant ground must re-
main a permanent benefit, whatever use
may be made of them. We hear rumors
Of an attempt to have the property revert
to the Seebold family: also, to have it
presented to Now Berlin for educational
or other purposes. But it is generally
conceded that the family and the town
have made enough from the county prop
erty, and that it should be sold to the
highest bidder and the proceeds divided
between Union and Snyder counties.
This would return part Of the tax to the
successors of those who built, and pay
expenses of Division, Contested Election,
&c. Let the people express their views,
BY petition, to the Legislature, and thus
have the matter efectually disposed Of, the
nresent session.
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Treasurer's sACcOunt-1S55.
Henry Solomon, Esq, Treasurer, IN account ,cifh
Union County, DR..
1855 To Cssh received Of Delinquent Collectors viz for
the year 1854 and previous years sial3 -
To Cash received Of Collectors for 1855 6lSS 40
70 amount Of Tax received not assessed In
duplicates but voluntarily paid %
To amount Of Tax entered in Commission
ers Once against various persons ION
real property 2S 70
To amount Of Taxes allowed but after.
wards paid IS
To Cash received Of S. Roush, Prothonots-
~, fines and Jury fees 20 90
slo,s72 a.
By amount Of Orders issued by Commissioners during
the year 1855, and paid $a,6is 10
By balance due Treasurer at last settlement $40 95
By amt Of counterfeit note reed Of A. Kennedy 90
BY amt OF Commission Of ~ per cent on 5l0,.
ss compensation 1873 40
Balance due County by Treasurer 9s7
Interest allowed Treasurer for money advanced
the County u W
slo,s72 42
1855 Jan Balance due County BY Collectors Of 1854
and previous yenrs $1,000 20
Balance due County by Collectors offs s,237 Il
Balance due by II Solomon, late Treasurer 90
Balance due County, Jan. !, 1856 $s,2a! ss
WE the undersigned Auditors Of the County cf Union
Snyder having carefully examined end andted the
foregoing Of the Commissioners and Treasurer
Of said county DO fnd and report the said account of
,ss .1d
In Witness Whereof, the said Auditors have here
unto hands, at the Commissioners ofhee in the
borough of Ls~,bqrg th, 10th day ofJanpsF, 1850
@ JOHN sSa!RAoE, 2, yz,os
4 a 4. IaVnS ". sNYSrR. 'Vs %ue,,oss
fRsscis i;G1SS 4. ScfER. cossr1
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UNION OF FREEMEN
for the Sake Of the Union.

Aatt- National administration State Con-
rention.
The citizens of Union county favorable
TO the call for the above Convention, are
invited to meet in AMMoNs' HALL, oppo-
site the franklin House, Lewisburg, at l
T. NJ. of Wednesday, 10Th March, 1856,
to SOLICIT Delegate to said Convention.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

BFOf the Pennsylvania Press, opposed
to Pierce and Nebraskaism, 26 yield to
Fillmore & Donelson some kind of support,
hearty or complimentary-35 openly op-
pose-aud 25 take no stand either way.
Westerly and Northerly, no paper is known
to favor. The most able, independent,
and influential are opposed to the nomiua-
tion itself. The counties that must elect,
are least in favor of the ticket.
>.----~~-~~------
FAIR.-It will be recollec.ed that when
Gen. Scott was nominated for President,
thousands Of the Democracy were indig.
nant, and said if they had nominssed Fill
more, they would have supported him.
Well, Fillmore is now ncminated, and We
call upon those Democratic to honor their
profession and fall into line in his support
BANGOR, Me-, March 10.-The Repub-
licans elected their Mayor, to-day, BY %
majority over the combined opposition.
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Orders issued Dec. Term, 1855.

Jurors pay and mileage. viz.
Grand Jurors, December Term ~ 80
Traverse Jurors do ga l3
Henry Aurand and others. witnesses in the
case of Com tn VS. Henry d. Rodearmc SIS s6
Geo. s-ars and others, Comth vs. Jas. Wolfe 90
John Hertz for three glass and glazing in the
Comm'rs Office 81
Geo. Rohlaud and others, Constables for
king returns, Dec. Sess s6l
Geo, Rohland and others Tpstaves, Dec Sees 90 90
lBe nj. Shall. Court Cr-r, s days IL 90
Salladc, witness Comth VS. Eoiesrmel 5 S.
Jacob IIummei, Commissioner, on account 80 90
X. v. b. Lincoln do do q 90
A. Kennedy, Clerk for Commrs, TO Dec 81, ,'55 20 90
-4e3 -
TOTAL amcunt Of Orders issued 1904 36
Orders Nos las, 1l9, 1853, Sc. l5., 1s3, 1s5,
100. 1oS, and 200, amounting to s2l Is,
charged in Confer ted Election suit bstween
Union and Snyder counties, which vet
rem>in outstanding and unpaid, making
total amount of Orders FAlD p,6.3 10
WE the undersigned Commissioners Of the County OF
Union, hereby submit the foregoing account Of the
Receipts and Expenditures of the said County, for the
year A. D. 1885, correct and true.
GIVEN under hands at the COMMISSIONER Once
the borough OF Lewsburg the 10th day Of January,
A. d. 1856.
JACOB HCMMEL.
RlCHD v. D. LINCOLN,
Attest: CoMxrssioNins.
A. KENNEDY, cLInx.
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Commissioner Office.
Sem Leitr.l, late Commissioner l23 e.
John D. ROmis do IaO ~
Adam Shecker do lis %
A. J. letters, Clerk TO do ~ 80
J. IL Cornelius, for sundries, stationery, lie. Is
John swineEord, Esq, qualifying Comnissio-
and sheriff. previous IN selecting and
drawing Jurors for IS 80
J. II. Cornelius, bill for paper, Purdons pi-
g-st &C. IL %
Robert swincford's bill for paper, pens, and
ream large Office paper & 30) o ~
J. II Cornelius bill for paper. ink &c. for Pro-
thonotary's, Registers and COMMISSIONER
ofices iS .
c. b. Roush's bill for sealing wax for '33, 81,
and IS Al
Z. Wilson, bill for candles. pastsboard &c. 30
J. b. iiosar, for merchandise IL Il
IL kleckner do 3n
}. II. Cornelius, one r,an paper, &c. = 02
l.. Wilson, merchandise Is
NJ Kl.ckn.r do 50
Jas. Mauck, ! lbs. candles IS
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Contested Election, DC.
Vim. G. Herrold and others, witnesses, coets
for contest.ng Election, Union Snyder 32S -
Israel Guteus, Winters and others, publish
Ing Proclamation, Specifications, &C. in
relation TO Division and contested Election 572 90
-s07 q
Agricultural Society.
Rob't II. Laird, Treas. Az. Soc, amt allowed
by Law, 81, 100 90
do do do IS, leo 90
800 90
Commissioners for running County
and Township Lines.
John schrack and Others running Division
line of Hartley Tp 46 90
Ser Middleswarth and others, running Diyis-
ion line between Union and Mi IA counti-slIl 90
James Madden aud others, running Division
line between Union and snyder counties 2a0 90
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
80 A new two-storey BRICK HOUSE
KsIa in desirable situation on North lhird
ST., Lewisburg. For particulars, inquire oil
the subscriber, residing in 1t.
4w6s2 HENRY BENNER
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Road Damages.

John Houseworth, damages for opening road
thro' his land in Chapman township 10 W
Peter Minium and John Fox, damages for open
ing road thro' their lands in Buaaloe Tp IL %
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14
ITEMS OF EXPENDITURE.

Auditors' Pay for 1855.
Auditors for making County settlement for lsst
including Clerk $S' w
John Swlneiord for auditing accounts Of Proth-
onotary and Register aud Recorders ONCE 90
j. b. Linn for auditing Prothronotary and Re-
gister 4 Recorders Office for 1855 %"o
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14
A Marvellous RemedjI
For a Marreions Age!
HoILoWAY,S OINTMENT.

The Grand External Remedy.
By the aid of microscope We see millions OF isGs
Openings on the surface Of Sdes. Through these
this Ointment when rubbed the akin, s carried to
any organ or inward Part Dss.srs Of the Kidneys dr.
orrrs of the Liver affections Of the heart
Of III. Lungs Asthmns. Coughs and Colds, are BY is
mean. efIeetuny cured. Every housewife knows that
passes freely through bone OF meat of any
This healing Ointment far more readily ps1suaes n'
most dangerous inward complaints, that can not b
reached BY other means.
E,yspeias, Salt Rheuna d ScorJutic Hu-
nl0rs
No remedy has done much for the cure OF dis
of the skim whatever form they may assume, ~
this Ointment No Of salt Kheum, Stursy serofaa-
Sore Heads. Erysp.las long Withstand It's inhu-
The inventor La. Travelled over many parts ne
globe visiting the PRINCIPAL hospitals dppenne .his
ointment klsIng advice to its application and hss
thus the Of restoring countless numbers to
health.