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BlRaESS'S MILL.

GiilS mill has been moved about three
quarters Of a mile Northeast Of the old
stand, in an eIcgaG; FiH,5y, - about the same
distance from town, much better road and
has been newly fitted up and in full operation
tor saving aud grinding The following
are the cash prices for Lumber.
Ordinary Lumber, board measure, 81
Rough edged lumber 10
lAlhing aud palng side and edge
measure, 20
Lumber over II inches in width, on 30 feet
ia length, Will be charged 81 90 per hundred
All plank under foot wide down to six in.
che-, side aud edge measure, will be CHARGED
"a, the rate of Sl5 90 per thousand Under
that will be charged At the rate of 81 90 per
hundred, side and edge measure
Al small ecaniliuq, under three by four, will
be charged as three by four scautlmg.
Lumber, WHOM cut boa odd number. of feet,
viii be counted to the next number above,
making even numbers in all cascs
For the year 1898, there will be no credit
price. Cash or cash arrangements must be
made ia every case.
The Grist Mil will be in operation on Satur-
day. We will grind Tor the eighth Mr. Col.
lins VIII give bis entire attention to the husl.
ness. Sack, brought to the mill must be- plain.
y marked. or there will be no responsibility for
loss,
BtlKRESS & COLLINS.
October 81, 1898, laly
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SURSuN CogDA.

Poor, unhopins sons q toll,
Tillers Of . barren soil,
That IN tears do sow. AGAIN,
Year b. year. 70 reap in pam,
Punched by huogcr and by Geld
Til your hearts IN youth are Old
Moufners, wbs have seen 10 dus,
Crum bled every hope and trust,
Su.fau toTi1'
Ys aho have to earth been tfod,
And forgotten seem Of God
Nations, in whose llfe's warm ida
Is the royal purple dyed;
Poland, ,hst didst struggle on
Msnfully, TIL name wa- gone,
Erin, that for Years hEst borne
CHAINS And stripes bitter sco'n.
StfsEr ura4
God will yet reward your TOT,
pstien, ,iilofs Of the soil
We who hunger 10 ei.l food
Heal the voauds that inly bleed
Stn.e from lord.) broW- the CROW d.
And the tyFani's throne cast down
Then, ye IrAmped nations then
thall ys rae and stand Ike men.
Sursum Cotda
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1eltfies poetrp.


ed r~ss thee
We shall e about to day
In or fss:Al esrsnds Coy
Whstsosv.s roles we wear
No, 4 trace Of black b. there
Well, Wis. matter. none il sesn
Or thy dsisicd covering green,
O. ny maiden pillo-, hid.
Underneath IN. coffin I'D,
God rest ,h-e
God thank thee
Az, no o,her-Slsers beneath
One Who died ri'gina death.
Died slo~ly. day by DAY,
Tia. II scarcely wss deisy.
Till .h,s Englah chuschysrd KIND
Op.n.d--and we leave behiud
Nothing but little dust.
God 10 .soder--God il just
Cod ta4s tnse
God take thee
Nsvtrmore sbogo The ground
Be there relic of thee found
Law tie turf 20 smooth, We crave,
None would sucsa i wss a grave,
Fave for grass that green grows
Or for wind that genller bo~s
All the earth o'er--,lom tins spot
Who're thou wer,---and lhoa ar, not
God Keep thee
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NlnCksm,Itllinx,

G'msr, IpshHr &C., T'Tis
a The undersigned would respectful y
e &, form The public, that he j. still a' hl' o.
W stand IN Gilmer, ready and wiling
work for all who may favor him with their ~
tonagc. Having many years experience y
hopes 10 be able TO give entire saisi''es
llorse shocing done in a superior siyle'A
on reasonable terms
Y. L, TRIO WE'LL
Oct Is, 1853 ns-p
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MARSHALL. HOTEL.

%<A THE undersigned has opened tn,
Hi,f well known house, in Marshall, and Is
-A..i now prepared 80 entertain all those
who NAV favor him with their patronage, HIS
table will be always supplied with the very
be-, that money can purchase, and no pains or
expepse wiil be spared to render all the guests
who may stop at his hotel comfortable.
I'M Stable il ,pmenieu. 80 the nous, and
VIII be- Kept sbuudansig supplied viih good
rro,es lrr. aua Az attentive hpatier.
nes-ou, of rendering Gre Marshall l'otei
q p.s.sau. stopping pl.ce, and determined to
..et igerai snare % patronage, # attention
to bu4.o..s can give .irreas, tie undersigned
,arf6er,ly TIER. tla services Of bic house and
b.ms, 60 i1e r-liie. .......,,
NM RUSSELL
Narshall Sept. -. lsJ6 ~
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NNlirc.

I VI wv HOM ha, withdraw. % lhe
-. frm of J y Howell y Go u re-
-pcrtiu'y invites hi, friend, 10 eal on an l
Shreveport where be has hr-e -io,a of -f.
ceres and ii7p Of rash 'o ed iHee ,t D.',.
January ~ 1856
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NOTICE TO AL CONCERNED.


BYA nor Win BEARD os.
You watch your neighbor, aeiions
More than you do your own.
You cannot, or you will not,
Lat his aislfs alone
In short, your nsighbor's business,
Which none eonrefneth sou,
You m eddie wilh titl yours
IL clearly out Of view.
i, IA tho angafni.hed tra,h--
You know I, i, The truth
You see your noighbors filins',
But DO not s.c your own.
And tank tina, you are worthy
10 cast a, him The atono--
When, II you'd ~ipe your Mirror.
TIL YOU yourseli could zee,
You'd find you're just r. euing
And G,ll of lu,it. "a he
Iti.,b, uor,rrisbsd tru,b
You lnor !, "a lhs ,mthi
The way you Iudge person
IL by the cloth he aesrs,
You do no. atom 10 ooti,o
Til. ,n~atd heart he bear.
II his dress /, growing .sedy
@, ,apged ola and torn
You pass him by unpo,irsd.
Or .oos z. am IN seofn.
Il ia ,hs uugafaish,I truth
You know /, IL the truth
Bat II he haa ane garments,
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NOTICE.

y consequence Of the hard times, from and
] after to-day, until the new crop of corr
comes in wall grind on my mills for thu
tenth
A. d. BuRRESS.
May IL. 1855.
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/ X A \ CTS LII Dt !. ~,
DEGS to inform the citizens Of Hsrsh"
- aud neghborhood that he i, prepared
make House and Office Furniture Of all knS'
To order A stock always kept on hand
Repairing, cleaning and vanishing nea'
executed, and all orders promptly attended
February l6th,i SO. No IS !!
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NEW GOODS.

INa
SiPH Of Red Figg
ANlNG jgs, received 10, Of Groceries,
Hardware, Nooaeuwmc,
LOn kLN,
FRfNYN.
REtHl WtDF
CIOIHI NG,
Hats, nooia aud Shoes Mails, AND rihiag
TO supply che pi.urr and the puhr Generally,
we only ask for fhe pphhc TO caiI and rNamigc,
for Il wil give D. pleasure TO sb0w Won our
variety. If Won DO not hpy one cent
earn, II ttllt, tosaa and all kinds II
Caruty Prodiuc taken Ia erctauge for gools
az cash prices
WM 5. lIYNSON & co.
April D. lS5t-81lf
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For >aie.

4 BEAUTIFUL FRENCH plANo, q
n seven ortave~ and newest fashion. from
the celebrated manuiaelnry, Erard Apph
At tins office
Jauuaty 1b, 1896 - u
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Lost Certificate.

I OSr or in.slaId-The headlight oer'lf l''
Of Ayers Moody, which wa. obtamed ~
tho District Court 81 iiau SON County go the
mn DAY ct September, 1870, Second class
II not found within -txty days IsbalI apply iur
a duplicate.
DAVID SIiNSQN
March 20 l~J6 nj o.
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STRAY HORSES.

y The following horses stray,d away
GCA sometime last summer
a Dark Chesuul Sorrcl. about nine Last
spring, with some saddle marks, small bulge
oa his left jaw, walk. ard irots. Was raised
nne niles west Of Nacogiocaes, 10y ), II.
Bofen.
4 Gray Pony, about six or seven when be-
LETT was reached has roman head branded
on the ieit hip rather long back
viii give beral reward for the delivery
Of III above horses, ar for any information in
regard to them so that can get them.
G.. t.. NlN-ON
Marshall, March IS, 1855 - #
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Oh, Margaret How dear to my heart
Il the love that ouisushes from thine
It's .sAgtn wherever thou art
lis madness to call thee not mine
Thine eyes are the light Of my seal
kt6scting the bliss that is mine;
On who would no! yield up the Who'll.
OF life =, 80 lovely shrine,
Ihs accents 40 thrillinyly .wce,
Tia, fal from llsy fail ruby lips,
Aaks moments, gazing on thee, more feet,
Than dsx drops The esfly morn slips.
nov shssrlsaa the funniest rays
Nov worthless ate treasures untold
,aoa ecst not shine Ger my way,
W ihs wealth oil thosc treasurer unfold
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For Hire.

For Hire.
INiiREE young Negro Men, hr.trate hotel
i servants, raised to the cuisines. hy the
celebrated General NcMackn, OF Mississippi
Enquire nj ihi. office, nr Of Dudley s. leu.
nings, hsq, MARSHALL, Texas.
April IL, 1906 3s-.f
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MckENZlE INSTITUTE.
.,,.c~.,,.-
WAL"
TEACHERS:
pry " . u.gpNZfE. p,in,ip.l
SMITH KACSDALE.
n p FULLER
T. KENNEDY,
j. \ n IIENsI.EE.
FEMALE DEFAHTnaE"T
rr,,urrs.
,,,,,x.,,c
KEW >. W; e n .,n5i,,rr
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~" ''-' 80
VOCAL AND iNSfKr MENTAL Mtsl'i
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LIST OF LETTERS,

DEMAlNING in the Post Ofee at Marsasl
II Ami i.. 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
CONGRESS-.

Little has transpired, in either House,
beyond the political discussions awakened
by the Presidents violent stump speech
under the color Of "Nlessage."
In the House, on Tuesday, Whitfield,
the Border Rufian Delegate from Kansas,
was sworn in by vote Of Yeas ll2, Nays
l0S-every Buchanan man and most Of
the Fillmore men voting Yea, and every
Fremont man voting Nay. The Pro-Sla,
very men claim this as great victory and
a sure forerunuer of the admission OF
Kansas as Slave State under Buchanan.
(We were told, here in Union county, as
well as elsewhere, that "the truth" was il
was "the Democratic party that was ldbo
ring for Freedom in Kansas ;" but how
their admission of the Border Rufiian Pre-
Slavery Delegate is to advance "Freedou
in Kansas" is beyond our ken y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

WHEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.WlLSON,
w President Judge for the 20th Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, Millln and Snyder. and
JAWS MARSHALL and PaILIr RUHL ESqS., Assoc
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued their
prccepj, bearing date the - day Of Sept.
1856. and to me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and TcrInincr and General Quarter Sessions,
at LEWI>BURG, for the county Of UNION,
on the third MONDAY of DECEMBER next,
(being the I5;h day) 1886, and to continue
one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices Of the Peace and COnStabeS in
and for the county of Union, to appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
sitionS, examinations and other remem5ranceS
to do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf appcrtan to be done; and all Wit
nesseS and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
nersons. are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be puncual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
Given under nv hand and seal at the Sher-
IFS Office in Lewisburg, the 9Th day of No
vembor, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-six, and in the seventy
ninth year of the Independence Of the United
States of America.-tiod save the Common
wealth, DANIEL d. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12


(, The Commonwealth Of Pennsylva-
J.. :. mia 10 Sarah Kcmp.e who resid.' IN
~ Miliinburg Union county, John hein-
ple who resides IN White Deer township IN
SAID county. samuel kemple who resides IN
Stephenson county in the state Of Illinois,
Rebecca Merrick late Rebeccl kemple inter
married with John Merrlck who resides IN
Stephenson county in the state Of Illinois,
Peter Kemple who resides in West Buhaloe
township Union county, Adam kernple who
resides IN West Bufaloe township Union
county, and Caiharine kemple who resides IN
Stephenson county IN the state Of Illinois,
heirs and legal representatives of Philip kem-
NE late of West BuIalue township Union
county, who wa, the brother Of John kemPle
deceased-GreelIug
Whereas, by al inquest for that purpose
duly awarded bv the Orphans Court OF the
county aforesaid, the real estate of John kim-
pie, late Of West Bullaloe township, Union
county, deceased, was appraised as follows :
the Mansion Farm containing M acres and
"a percheS, at the sum of S311o Il; tract
containing 81 acres and l20 pefches at sto9;
and the third and last tract containing 10 asres
aad 93 perchcs al S26l SO.
And whereas none of the heirs of the SAID
deceased appeared IN Court on the return OF
the SAID inquisition 10 take the premises therein
mentioned at the aPpraIsemrnt; Aud now TO
Wit, Sept. Is, Is56, on motion Of Il. F. Miller,
Esq. Rule on the heir, and legal representa-
lives Of John kemp'e deceased 10 appear hy
the first day OF next FERN (Decem. -, 1885,
aud elect to take the real estate at the ya!ua-
,ion thereof or show cause why The Court
shall not decree the same TO be sold. Br THf
COrRT.
Witness NV hand and the seal Of the Court
al Lewisbarg the 2lSt day OF Oct. \. u. lS5G
SAMUEL ROJSH. Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

Danville Bank vs. Jno Lawrence q Chs Stees
George Schnable vs. Catherine L Bowes
Matthias Wilson vs. David Herr
John Roebuck vs. \ J Ono
John On Rackafeiler vs Abbot Green's Ex'rs
l. B Christ for " Cameron v Geo y Frick
4 " Crcamer vs. Abraham Brlen
John DateSman VS. John II Vartz with not
James l. Qnlnu vs. Wm Heart et al
Sarah Ann Polk Us James Quinn
Becker ~ Weller VS. ChaS SteeS
Chas Fox ct al VS. Adam Rancli
" King for DateSmanS vs lIy Diellan1er!er
Samuel Henderson vs Charles Erourath
Co of Union for !. b Christ y \ AWinegardner
Henry " Snyder KS Saml Ewing
Com su-. VI Chamberlin yS Hoffman 4 High
Marks We'll NC vs. Jacob Hartman ct al
Julius Wei DC vs. same
VIM & iierrold vs. Smith Thompson
Benz Fctler Us Saml Bause and wIte
Chas II Cook vs. ThoS rennv
John Sellm v Henry Charles
David Herr vs. " II White with notice to 8
Sprout, Burrows * Co vs. VI \ Stock ct al
same VS. same
Mary Jane Flint &c Us Charles ID Kline
Benjamin Fetlcr VS. Samuel Bause
William Hernrn rs Jacob NCurley
Lafayette Albright vs. John Da,eSman
At-"tel.s,s a Vo"oaJr ~ s-t,tzer y H,.ntzinc &c
, Hunseckcr for Church IS Joseph d. Furrey
same same
Neff for Hurst VS. Richard Dougherry
Christian Dcrsham vs Joseph Geyer ct al
Daniel Layc,ck VS. William Moore
Daniel Rangler jr VS. George Housed 81 al
John Wcnzrl VS. Jackson Mclaughlin
John VI Bcuicr VS. David ~rilcr with notice
| Porter for II T. Shrner Us c Fl >hriner with no
Ann Ginier vs. Daniel Williams
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

AIudge Capron, of the Quarter Ses-
sions of New York City, in his charge 10
the Grand Jury recently states that ''the
Election Laws are the most important oi
all laws, and reitcra.es the fact that 1t has
been most villanously violated at the late
election in this city. He enters upon a
long argument to prove that it the frauds
upon the ballot-box are allowed to 60 un-
punished, and if the public take no more
interest in the rascalities Of politicians than
they appear to do, then, indeed, 1t may be
prophesied Of US, as of the Romans
"The days of the Republic are numbered.
The Grand Jury have presented 5O or oU
Inspectors Of Election for their neglect Of
duty at the last election.
Some Of our cities need purifcatior
like that San Francisco received.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
Our Flag for 1860.
FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHNC.FREMONT
OF CALIFORNIA
SOR TTCE PRESIDENT:
VIM. l.. DAYTON
OF NEW JEKsE1

COURT IN LEwIsBURG NEXT WEEK,
when we shall be happy to receipt for
any amount of money on new or old
accounts.
sS"The plastering in the new Court
House, is too wet TO allow the use of
it with safety, this Term, but there
will thereby be good opportunity
for the authorized examination Of the
building, by the Court and the Grand
jury.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
Adminis,rator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters OF
~ Administration on the Estate Of WN.
WILSON, Jr., late of Kelly township, I'm
ION county, deceased, have been granted 10 the
Undersigned in due form Of law Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, are hereby requested To make
immediate payment; aud those having Just
claims against The same are also requested to
present them properly authenticated for settle
meni.
HUGH p. SlIELLER, Administrator
LeWlsburg, Nov. |. 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

4" SECTIoNALIsM."- the Sth inst,
" Southern Convention was to meet in
Savannah, Ga, composed erclusireIy Of
people of the Southern States" to ad
vance their interests in reference TO Agri-
culture, Internal Improvements, Domestic
and Foreign Trade, Mines, Manufactures
$780,, Dy ,trin anu INSTITUTIONS
Of the South" aud Education. Were the
Northern or Free States thus to assemble,
the whole South, and thousands of " Dem
ocrats" and Americans" at the North
would set up simultaneous howl that it
was " sectional" Unreasonable" and "ten-
ding to divide the Union" But the
Southerners have held seuen Of these Con-
ventions, (besides open Notification Con.
yentions without number,) and we have
yet to see the first word of condemnation
from the North against these exclusive
Southern Conventions to advance their own
interests at our own loss. The Hartford
Convention was not as exclusive, nor more
hostile to Union and the Republican Ma
tional Convention was infinitely more
"National," patriotic, and "Union-saving,
than these Southern pow-wows, which are
mostly got up and managed by nabobs who
are seeking to advance Notification by
means of these oftrecurring exclusive
Southern Conventions.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
Union County Court Affairs
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given iO all


~ cerned that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Registers
Office al Iewisbure, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confir-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court,
to be held at LEWiSBURG, for the county of
Union, on the third Friday of DEC. next,
being the 18Th day of said month, VIZ:
|. The account of John B. Linn, admins
traitor of Francis Joseph Gessner, late Of the
Borough Of Lewlsburg, deed.
.. The account of Jacob Spigelmyer, Omar
dian of Samuel Huntington minor child of
Wm. Huntington, late of Hartley township,
decd.
J. The account Of Dan. VI. BenNer.aimin-
istrator of John lIeinly, late Of Butialoe town
ship, deed.
L. The account Of Israel Guycr. admins
traitor of Susannah Guyer, late of White Deer
township, deed.
]. W. PENNINGTON, Reg'r.
Registers Office, LewiSbur; Nov. Is, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
GRAND JuR0Rs-DEC. TERM.

GRAND JUR0IS-DEC. TERM.
Ne,v BerFn-John VI Benfer, Cha's X Antes
East BnTl6e-David Ream, Benz. Vinegar
den. James BiehI
" Eiabrg-Wm Young
BaGlloc-ThomaS Cornelius
Hwfley-Hy b Charles, Jacob Kaiherman
-Remegious Tucker
WsSt Bufaioe-jno G. WatSOn, Abel & Jones,
VIM SPOTS. Daniel PontuS, Peter PontiuS.
KsHg-Wm NagIs, Peter Guyer, ID kaufman,
John iIinely
Lerisjurs-Franklin Spybcr, Isaac Wagner
Lime,ione-Emanuel Walter
Whte Decr-Cha'S Cronrah
Jacksoa- Henry Mourer
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Le,cisbug-Danl Shadr, iona. Wolfe, Chs
Hess, Jas Criswell, iona. NrsbI,, Jas
Haycs, Peter Beaver VIM Frick, Theo. 5
Christ, John Brown, Michael Fichthorn,
Hunter Pardoe. Sam'i Sliler, Levi S,erner,
VIM G Painter
We,t ByGaioe-John Hayes, Levi kaup, Levi
Miller
Limesfonc-Wm c Barber, Dav. w Pelman,
Cornelius Pelman
KcHy-Jerume ID Datesman, Peter Newman,
Levi Gemberling, Wm + Dougal
Bufii,e-Davit Heiser, Jacob kaufman, John
Mniuin. Martin DrieShach, Daniel Moore,
David Henniug, VIM Walker, John Shade.
Nep BerEn-Michael Kleckner, Danl Lemon.
MGDHburg-Thos Cronemiller, John Dctwei-
Ter. Emanuel learck
Hriky-ios ID Furray, Jac Fees, DAM lioller.
y,ion-John Phillips, Jacob Slear
White Deer-Aaron Smith, Saml Marshall
Eq,f Baf,ioe-Jacob Brown, Samuel l. -'oll,
Inhn q RrnWn
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

MELANCHOLY CAsE-Rev. s. G. Ric-
ker, formerly City Missionary in Boston,
proceeded to Kansas and established o
claim near Lawrence, with view of be.
coming a permanent citizen of that Terri
tory. During the outrages which have
occurred there, he was driven from his land
and robbed of all his possessions (some
$1,000 by the Border Rufians. He re.
Gently returned to Boston, but the loss ol
his mony affected his mind, and on Satur.
day be was sent to the Lunatic Hospital
at South Boston, raving maniac.-Bos.
tou Telegraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
re-The New Orleans Delta, and many

ne-The New Orleans Delta, and many
other Southern journals, are pressing the
proposal that the Legislatures of the slave
holding States shall exempt all slaves from
judicial levy and sale. This is proposed
in the hope that such a security for "slave
property" would diffuse it, and thereby
largely increase the number Of Shareholders
On the score Of humanity, this might be a
benefit to the race, especially if accompa-
MED by a law fo.bdding the separation
of children Of certain age from their pa
rents. 1t would also prevent Northerners
from extending so much credit to the
Soath, and in that way make business safer
and more independent Let's have the
law, by all means. As Gen. SCOTT always
said, "Ameliorate Slavery to it's extcrmi-
nation"
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UNIVERSITY aTLEy,.sBvs,a.

Subscribers to the Building
" Fund are respectfully informed that the
First lnstalment on their subscriptions is now
due and payable. ]. 4. MERTZ, Esq, is
appointed Collector, and authorized to receive
and receipt for the same. AK. BELL,
General Agent and Treasurer
LewiSburg, Oct. l. 1856
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Executors Notice.
NOTICE IS hereby given. that Letters

NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters
" TeStamentary on the last will and tesla
ment of HUGH MILLER, late of LewiSburr
borough, deceased, have been granted 10
the undersigned. by the Register of Union
county. IN due form Of law; therefore all per
sons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate are requested 10 make immediate nav.
ment. and those having just claims against
The same are also requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
HUGH p. SHELLER, Executor.
LewiSburg, Oct. -, 1856