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Map of Union and Snyder Counties
I ARNISHED. with Wooden Rollers,

and on Muslin, ready to be hung NJ.
will be sent by the subscriber. postage paid:
Township map, eolored, for 81 50
Geological e IS
The Division line is drawn on this Map. also
Township lines, and as it contains all the
principal Roads. and shows comparative dis
tances, 1t should be studied by all who are to
vote on the location of the Seat Of Justice
The Geological Map shows the strata OF Inc
two Counties.
For cheaper copies of the Map. address
X. VOLhMAk.
Lewisburg, May Is, 1855.
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Wakefeld'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
10 sell the same. THIS
implement is plain
and simple in cons
tructiOn, not liable to
get out of repair, can
be easily adjusted to
plant at any desired
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-07

NOAH " EBSIER =.
the great work, ',uHabrjdgcd. II you are too poor.
save the amount from of your back 10 put II
into your head LPhrenological Journal
"Every5ody knows about Web>ter'S DIc'io-
nary. and every man, woman and child ought
to have access to II. 1t twill tell you everything
in regard TO your mother tongue which You
want to know. - \ man who would know
everything. or ANYTHING. as he ought 10 know,
must own Websiers large Dictionary. 81 II
is great light. and he that viii not avail
himself of it must walk in darkness. Every
Farmer should give his sons few square
rods of ground, well prepared. with the avaiis
of which they may buy it. Every Mechanic
should put receiving box in some conspicR-
Gus place in the house, TO catch the stray
pennies, for the like purpose. 1t is a great
labor-saver: ii has saved us time enough in
one years use to paw for ITSELF and that must
be deemed good property which will clear itself
once year. Mas sachusetts Life Boat.
Containing three times the amount of matter
Of any other English Dictionary compiled in
This country, or any Abridcment Of this work.
Published by G.& C.MERRIAM, Springfield,
Mass.-sold by all Booksellers.
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rVO those who wish FARMS.-To

| have fertile land at a cheap Fiice ana On
easy terms. your attention Is called to the
RTDGWiY LAND d COAL COWiNE
Twenty-Five acres. or more IN proportion, are
given for 500, payable Ia iE>idimeGiS oi 81
per week or 81 per month. It IS located in
Elk county, Pennsylvania, and has one ol me
best markets for its produce IN the STATE" The
sod is 4 rich loan, and IS not 10 be surpassed
for farming, as examination Will show II
has the best elements Of prosperity, te ns TN
derla,I by two rich VEINS OF Coal, anu wih
shortly be inrersec,ed by four Railroads The
Timber is of the most valuable Kind; Tile
unexceptionably good, and warfanree deeds
are given. /, presents a good and substantial
opportunity to commence farming, providing
for ones children, or making an Investment.
Further particulars can be had from the PAM
phlelS, which are sent 10 iBquIrcrs. Letters
answered promptly. Apply or address SANh
w. CATTELL, Secretary, l35 Walnut street,
north side between Fourth and Ft.th streets.
PhiiadeLpGia. Full information is contained
in the pamphlets 3mblS
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Thompson and Fisher, for lumher, labor, and
Ydeum's mill 1 30
Thompson and Fisher, for making new wing
tract los 90
A. NJ. Lawshe, for NJ. Chappe filling in bridge
at Lcwi,hur- . 90
Jacob straub. for filing in bridge across Mid
,ll-cTeek in Washington Up so
Le6k icher and Bsus, Tor labor and repairs at
New Berlin hsiig- IL
Thompson and Fisher, for making new wing
wall AMI other repairs at bridge across fenIs
creek near Yocumi's mill 10 90
WtIdlecrs,k. in Beaver Tp . SO
Samuel Ewing. ESQ, in part of third and last
payment for building new bridge across Lat
Tie Buffaoe creek in Kelly Up l'5 90
Samuel Ewing, Esl, last payment in full for
building bridge in Kelly Tp % 81
Samuel Ewing. Esq, for 1858 feet inch plank
for aoor of bridge wolfes mill above
Lewisburg 70 %
George Gilbert, for making repairs at wing
walls at bridge at kline's mill in Miidlecreek W
Prnns creek and MiddIeereek l55 %
Jos & G. W Kelly. for 55l3 feet oak plank for
bridge near Wolfe's mill, at sli per thous-
aud feet, board measure a. 10
Nathaniel Meyer, for building new pier 10
bridge across Penns creek ut Longs in
per AGREEMENT 2s7 Al
Philip 6icmterliny. for hauling plank, labor,
and repairs at bridge across Dufaioe creek -
Peter Boalich. Cor materials, labor &c. at bridge
across Niddlccrcek below Selinscrove li9 o3
Peter Boalich for same across fenns creek 2'3 j.
Wm. Rule, for repairing bridge at Eockeys,
West BufIaoc IL
Jacob Rauch, for repairing bridge across Mid
dIecreek, at krener's Irili ~ %
John Ncsbit, for making draft Bullaloe bridge
at Lewisburg -"
Ab. Eisenhower, for repairs bridge in Frank
lin Tp W
Ab SNYDER, for labor. lumber, &c. for bridge
across Mitdleereek in Franklin Tp ~ y
Christian Mhhouse, for repairing bridge Il =!
Hiram Hendricks, for repairing bridge at Ben
fer's Az W
Chs Kraus, for filing wing wall attwo bridges
across Miidlccreek, near Wetzel's, Middle
dlccreek Tp OF g
mill Midtl.creek Tn 5J d
Daniel Zieber and others, for ii $40 feet oak
plank new flooring two bridges across Mid
diecrcek, laying plank l'S W
John schock, for filling bridge in FrauklinTp 70
Henry solomon, repairs New Berlin bridge 90
DR.. s L. Beck, in fall for ground for iiillbS in
al bridge across Buialoe creek, III 1905 % 90
-lgk
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Administrators Notice.

"HEREAS. Letters of Administration TO
w the estate of BESy,NIN SnoEuAKRn, late
of the township of Builaloe, county of Union.
deceased, have been granted TO the subscriber,
all persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, will present
them duly authenticated for settlement, at my
present residence in East Buflaloe Tp, and at
my residence in West Bulialoe Up after LIST of
April.-Feb. 81. ls56
pd HENRY NOLL, Administrator.
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WoodIots and Small Farm for Sale.
10 suit purchasers, on reasonable terms
IHERE are 3 lois of woodland, ST.

l tuate III " h.i+ H.e- H'I., Vn iiilie bul-
faIoe Creek about a mile above GuidW store,
ranging from IA to 81 acres each. well limb
cred with various kinds oi OAK, Pine, Poplar,
and Chesnut.
The Farm contains about - acres.of winch
Is are cleared, and has tn It Two story Log
-. House, Log Stable, Spring Of " ater-
IL. and Fruit trees ofyarious kindS. Ii adj
Ioius lands of John Hnmmel and Jacob Hart
man. about Il mile from Gu.Gln'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, -.
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FOR SALE,

IzAThat large and desirable property on the
I&A corner of Market and Water strcetsweu
calculated for a residence. for business, or for
a residence and place of business.
There IS large BRICK House containing
4 Iar-c rooms on the first Aaor. Il bedrooms on
the SECOND floor and = large finished rooms on
the third. Kitchen and WashhouSc adjoiuS.
There are also spacious Celar,Iarge Cement
Cistern, Pump, and We'll Of good water, 4
Stable, and all necessary OutbuildIn2S.
For terms sc. apply to Geo. T. Miller. Esq.
:. E.DANIS.
IewiShurr Sent 81 1850
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Brady Township.

The long contemplated division of giant
old Washington township, in Lycoming
county, has been cOnsummated, aud the
River portion, extending from White Deer
mountain, passing the Tallman school
house, and striking the Clinton township
line northwest Of Penny Hill, is now
new township, namcd-in honor of the
family famous as Indian fighters ami suf-
ferers in the Revolutionary war, (some OF
whose descendants now reside III 1t, y
BRADY. Brady has probably the least
land, bat the best, and ''the most people
to the acre." while old Washington will
continue to boast of her large domains and
Democratic majority. ELIMsroRr is now
the capital of Washington township-may
she bear the honor meekly and UNION
TOWN, or the Forks west of it, will proba-
bly, be the place for holding elections in
Brady township. Samuel Sedan was
elected Constable, this Spring, and Benja-
min Pawling, Jusii;e, for Brady township.
The new ZIP. includes the Baptist, Ger
man Reformed, Lutheran, and Presbyte-
rian church edifces. This region was in
cuded in Union county as first constitu-
ted, before the county seat was taken to
New Berlin; and most of the inhabitants
of Brady township, az some Of them as
sure US, "if things go right" will again
prefer coming this way, thereby losing no
distance, but saving Turnpike and Bridge
tolls and the Loyalsock Gap mountain
road. Old Union will welcome them back,
whenever they desire to come.
~->--~~---.>.~>---->,~----
BosToN, March 5.-The Massachusetts,
American Council finally adopted resolu-
ton pledging the American party of Mas
saehusot,s to the support of the Springfield
platforms ,pand refusing to adopt the Phila-
delphia nominees, unless assured that they
heartily endorse the American principles,
and will vindicate the right of the free
men of the North. The resolutions were
passed by large majority.
CHICAGO, March 5,-Thomas Dyer, the
Democratic candidate for Mayor, was cleo
ted yesterday by 400 majority. The City
Councils stood, 4 Republicans to 5 Demo-
Gratis.
buffalo, March 5.-The severest
storm of the season occurred yesterday.
The roads are blockaded with snow drifts.
No eastern or western mails have arrived
since yesterday noon.
Joshua Il. Giddings of Ohio, the Oldest
and one Of the abiest Members of Congress,
announces that he shall decline are-elec-
ton.
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IN Ohio paper declares the freezing
over of the Ohio river, clearly uuconstitu-
tional, as it aids the escape Of slaves.
Pierce ough. to have it indicted and send
the border ruhiahs after it.
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depth. drop any number of seeds in hill, and
costs but Five Dollars. An examination Of it,
with the abundant Testimonials which can be
shown from those who have used them, can
not fail 10 convince every one that il is Just
the thing needed by .=sS every Farmer.
GEDDES, MARSH q co, Le,ois5wg,
Agents for Union and the adjoining Counties
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CcHitoH.
The Undersigned, Members of the Leg
islature Of peuus vauis, having been So
icitcd by their fellow citizens, in different
parts of the Commonwealth, to devise Il
plan Of united action, by which all oppos-
ed to the destructive policy and priuci pies
of the N4tioual Administration may coop
crate in tho support Of State Ticket, re-
specially invite all who are in favor of
such a movement, TO assemble in City and
County Conventions oa tie 1914 Ntrch
neot, to elect Delegates equal in number
to their representation in the State Senate
and House of Representatives, to Con-
yention to be held at Harris burg, on tie
26hs IF tie sane Dsoiltjl, FOX the purpose of
nominating caudIiates for Auditor q cner-
al, Canal Comrissioncr and Surveyor Gen.
aral, to be supported at the ensuing fall
election, and TO take such political action
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uu.r,prs NUNpENDTTTNEso rNI0H County by tlie corr


ls56- -HnrySol o. Treasurer
,, Leyis The dmo"at t"ary ne a"'9a
,mtet AnnntR we'd o
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SheriE's Fees.

John Kcsscr Sheriff. his bill for boarding
prisoners, commitment and discharge Of T.
Casey, J. Bell and others IS 40
John Kesser. Sheriff. fees for conveying Pat.
Casey aud Ellen Casey TO the Eastern PEN
itrntiary II W
john KesSler Sheriff, his hill for putting up
handJuls for Spring election for Union
county Division ~ W
John Kcsscr sheriff. for selecting. drawing,
and summoun. Jurors for Feb, May, and
Sept. wt-oi, SC. luo 40
John Kess!cr Sheriff, for boarding prisoners,
=. lSSS
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Conl lnli.ssi0ners' Office.

tCHihtSStOHtFS CYtce-
Sem L..it,el lato Commissioner l13 90
John j.. Eouis do 40 30
Adam ShockIer do lli %
4. Peters Clerk tO do ~ -
J. II. Corn-ius, for suulrios, stationery, &c 20
John swin,lord, ESQ, qutlIfy .ns Cummisso-
ners and Sheriff previous to selecting and
drawing Jurors tor - 30
J. II. Cornelius, bill for paper, Purdon's Di-
grst &c. l. $
Robert swincford's bill for paper, pens, and
une rvaui large o.te- paper {. 5Ol 0 u
J. II Cornelius hin for paper. ink &C for Pro-
thonutarys, registers and Commissioners
Offices Is -
G. u. Koush's bill for sealing for %, 81,
and 50 u
+. wills bill for candles, pasteLosri &c. -
). b. Bogar, Tor mers hanJize j. Il
" Kiecknrr do II
j. II. Cornelius one reau pauer, &c 81
L. Wilson, merchandise -
NJ KIeckner do 80
Jas. Mauek, 1 lbs. candles -
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turned thanks in neat address, in which
he strongly eulogized the character and
claims of Penusylvania's .'fayOritc son,
Mr.. Buchanan, for the Presidency.
On motion of Mr. rurviance, an iafor-
nal vote was taken when Mr.. Buchanan
was named as the choice of l26 delegates.
Mr.. Dallas received the votes of 5,and one
delegate gave his voice for the nominee Of
the National Convention.
The nomination was then declared unan-
imous, with only few dissenting voices.
\ committee was appointed to nominate
delegates to the National Convention, con-
sisting of four Senatorial delegates for the
State at large, and two from each Con-
gressionai district.
\ comm'tee was also appointed to re-
port resolutions, and the Couyen ton ad-
ourued Ill evening.
EVENING SEssIoN.-The President an
nounced the Committees on Resolutions
aud to select Delegates to the Cincinnati
/ Convention.
On motion, the PresiGcn. was directed
to appoint State Central Committee Of
Thirty-three.
! Gov Bigler, Senator Buckalew, s. W.
( Black, ESD, and others then addressed the
Convention. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, March 5.-Nr. Dawson,
7 from the Committee on Resolutions, re-
ported series Of sixteen, reiterating the
Democratic creed, endorsing the Kansas
Nebraska act, applauding the National
Administration, &c.
The resolutions were adopted by acc!a-
nation.
The Convention then proceeded to vote
for candidate for Canal Commissioner,
when, on the second ballot, GEO SCOTT,
of Columbia, was nominated.
The first ballot resulted as follows -
George Scott ! | Nimrod Strickland SO :;
j. ii. Zimmerman 10 Bernard Rely IL;
Edward Nicholson g; J. T. Hoover 4;
William Hatfield :; A. Patterson 6 /;
Joseph Ssicrrison I: no choice. On the
second ballot, Scott received II votes,
Strickland 10, Zimmerman ., and Nichol-
son g.
JAoon Fry, Of Montgomery, was NOM
mated for Auditor Geners,3 on the fifth
ballot
TIMoTHY Tvrs, of Potter county, was
nominated for Surveyor General, on the
fourth ballot.
Adjourned till afternoon.
AFTER noon SEssIoN-Tbe Convention
re-assembled at ) o'clock, when, after
adopting nuWber of business resolves,
speeches were made by Col. Black, Judge
Porter, and others.
a resolution was also adopted, congrat-
ulating Virginia on the election Of Henry
\. Wise.
III .u...-l.,.aa .l...; ' -
VIZ" 'U'O u 1Ous '''''''Hs
The following Delegates at large were
.,n,;nteJ IN ,b.. Ci,cinnot; Convsn,;on 70
nli,.:a..o p.o~;i,a. "
mum 'p-'' " ! ,,S',.'n'
a. fiumer' II. H. osfer, H. III forter,Jas'
Ia. Reynolds John Weilman and j. NJ.
Kreider for the 10Th Congressional Dis
triet, VIM. l.. Dewar. and c. NJ. Straub
far he lltb Wm f. Packer and Jobn
II ~, ,.a.,, ,In ,5.L
L. - = '''' II '''' nv i"'
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
M. t., ~, w yoh;,.a. Dill ~
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lLSccXnncOns.

III. X. Ritter, agent of Lycoming Nut. ins Co.,
Assessment No. IL for insurance Of Public
nrrr.,i',s 't'rs;K = x ''''' -
II. u. Maize, postage up till Oct. 25, '5j
VI. kIeckncr, costs in case uf self vs. samuel
Mover for u tract Of lanf sold as the property
Of in Meyer at tax sale in -, Arbitratcd G3
:. Wrrick, redemption mon Y on a tract II
uns"atrd land sold in mistake
VIM. Elliott. tax, cost, and per centace on two
tracts Il unsratcd land illegally sold a. the
property OF Henry Wci-ick -
c. rlea>aut,, E>i- money refunded on tract Of
land suil A. property af Henry Wcirick
Jacob Erohlv, tax. costs &c. On two tracts Of
uusraf,d lands. refunded Is
Frank. SryNer, agent ot LycomiuS Nut. lns.
Co. Assessment No. l., public buildings -
II. Miller. for serving notices on Collectors Of
Snyder county 10
Rathion and forrey, redemption money
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Road Damages.

John Houseworth. damages for opening road
thro' his land in Chapman township 10 90
Peter NIinium and John Fox DANA -cs for open
ing road thro' their lands in Buhlloe Up IL 90
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Caunty PriHfHq.
Contested E2crti0a. Dc.

VIM. g Ilcrroli and others, witnesses, costs
Tor cnntr>ting Election, Union snyder a25 y
Israel Gut".iu-, Winters. aud others, publish
ing Proclamation, Specifications. &c. in
relation To Division anu contested Election or 90
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.LnL L,rnenScS.

al. Eenner, hauling . tom coal from river 80
Jos. sliaicr, for hobb'inE prI- 'ncr P.Casey On
taking him t. the Peuitentliry -
David Maurk. tur I ton coal and hauling wood -
David MauuA, coal AMI wood tJT jail IL -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-07

WE the undersi rned Auditors of the County Of Union
and snyder having carefully examined audited the
foregoing accounts of the Commissioners and Treasurer
said county. Do find and report the said account Of
Receipts and Expenditures and account for
the 1885. true aud correct as ststed.
In Witness Whereof, the said Auditors have here
unto set hands, at the Commissioners Office in
borough of Lewisburg, this 10th day of January D. 1S
LAIRD HOWARD, Aupi1oss
JOHN SCHRACK, OF UNION
A.THONAs. County.
H. W. SNYDER. AUTHORS
NER NIDpLESWARTTI. OF S,sYprk
FRANCIS A. BOYER. County.
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California INTELLIGENCE.-Ihe Hi
nois at New York brings the California
mails to the 5th ult., and Sl,li0,O coo in
treasure The news is uuimpos.ant. The
steamer Belle had exploded her boilers
near Sacramento, killing thirty persons
and totally destroying the boat. from es-
cry portion Of the mines are good accounts
of the mines, and the receipts Of gold
have largely increased at San Francisco.
The farmers throughout the agricultural
districts have also taken advantage Of the
rains to commence putting il their winter
crUp.
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TreaSurcr'S ACCOunt-IS5J.

Henry Solomon. Esq. Treasurer, IN account ,ith
Union County, Dr.
1856. To Cash received Of Delinquent Collectors viz
the year loJ4 and previous years SIilJ -
To Cash received Of Collectors for 1855 GISS 30
To amount of Fax received not assessed in
duplicates but voluntarily paid l 90
TO amount of Tax entered in Commission
ers Office against various persons ton
real property IS %
To amount Of Taxes allowed but after
wards paid jS
To Cash received Of :. Roush, Prothonota-
~, tines AID Jury fees 40 90
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Arrival of the Baltic.

SANDY HOOK, March 1.-The steam
ship Baltic passed here about 10 o'clock.
All the Euvoys to the Peace Conference
had arrived at Paris, and the sessions were
open on the e9d,
The confidence in the establishment OF
peace continued undiminished.
The excitement in the public mind rel
alive to the American difficulty is subsi-
ding.
The concentration Of large British
force in Canada has been ordered.
Tho Duke of Norfolk IS dead.
A mulatto girl was found secrcted on
board the ship Asterian, anchored at Liv-
crpoo,, from New Orleans.
Brendssuffs have considerable advanced.
Provisions have advanced slightly.
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WHrsKEy FREEzING.-I Jonesville,
Lee county, Va, last week, the keeper of
a grocery store broached a barrel of whis-
key, to serve out to customers, but, on at
tempting to draw some of the liquid, it
was found to have frozen into barrel of
solid ice. That BLiskey was well watered.
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SIO,672 IL

BY amount Of Orders issued by Commissioners during
thc year 1855. and paid se6.3 10
Ey balance due Treasurer al last settlement SO 95
By amt Of counterfeit note reed of A. Kennedy 90
BY amt of Commission Of 4 per cent. on slo,-
672 20, paid to Treasurer during 1853 allowed
as compensation l33 10
Balance due County by Treasurer 997
Interest allowed Treasurer Tor money advanced
the County 81 On
s1O672 Il
1856 Jan :. Balance due County by Collectors Of 1854
abi previous years Sl.COO 10
Balance due County by Collectors of 1855 3,2J7 II
balance due by II. solomon, late Treasurer 90
Balance due County, Jan. :, 1856 sl245 So
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duricLlLrrnL lNocicin.

Bobt II. Laird Treas. Ag Soc. amt allowed
by law, 81. loo %
do do do 80, loo %
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Orders Nos i+5, 149, 152, 15G l57. 1s2. 1S5.
800 100, and 2uO, amounting to S2l -,
char ,ed in Contested Election suit between
Union and SNYDER counties, which vet
remain outstanding aud unpaid, making
total amount OF Orders FAID q.f1S 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
wear A.D. 1880. correct and true-
GIVEN under hands at the Commissioners Office
in the borough Of Lewisburg the 10Th day January,
A. ID. 1856.
JACOB HUNMEL,
ElCHD '. Il. LINCOLN.
Attest: ConNIssioALHs.
A. KENNEDY, CLERE.
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Commissioners for runnjng C0Hnty
and Tornship lines.

John Schrark and others, running Division
line Of Hartley Tp &c 60
Ncr Nidllcswarth aud others. running nviS-
ion line etween Union and VI fiiR -oautirsl7l 90
James Madden and others. running Division
line between Union and snyIer counties 40 90
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-07

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-Mr. Henry
Landau, Of Sunbury, was killed on Mon
day near the Maus Furnace, by the pre-
mature explosion of a blast in the lime,
stone quarry. lie was struck in the head
by fragment of rock, and his skull so
badly fractured that he lived but few
hours. lie was universally respected.
His remains were followed to the grave by
his distressed family and largs eoucoursc
Of friends.
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James 3. Ham,iD,

A TT0RNEY at LAW,
u ry-Olice on Second 81. west SIDE TWO
doors south OF Market, LesSisburs,
sm5q3 Union Co. Pa.
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Coroner's Mquests.

VIM e. Herrold, Esq, for holding inquest on
dead body Of Lucius Y. Smith, 10 July, "a 10
wm. G. Herrold, for holding inquest on tho
body Of an unknown German drowned in
the Canal 4- Is
Jacob Ribblet, ESD, inquest on body OF q child
In the Canal near Seiinsgrove l3
John A. Mertz, Esq, for holding inquest on
the dead body Of child found In sink hole
tn LsSisburs on the 10th Of Nov. so II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-07

ITEMS OF EXPENDITURE.
Au,l:i0rs' Pan for 1855.

Auditors' Pay for 1865.
Auditors frr making County Settlement for 1854,
including Clerk So W
John S,glncfnrt for auditing accounts of Proth-
onotary anl Register and Recorders Office 80
J. u Linn for auditing Parliamentary and Re-
gister a Recorders Office for 1900 SO