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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
II. II. Dersham, LII. d.,
UAyING permanently located in Le-

4
wisburg, Pa, respectfully tenders has
Professional Services 10 the citizens ol ihis
town and vicinity hoping by prompt attention
10 the duties Of hIs proiessi"n to merit snare
OF their patronage. Attention w'I' also be paId
To Chrome Diseases Of every name, ,and treated
with unparalleled success.
UR. DERSuNM graduated at the renowned
American ElectIc Medical College Cincinnati
having fr>l studied the Oid or Alloqaihic syS-
TEN of medicine, and attended Lectures IN one
of the Oli school Medical COLLEGES oi Pniiad-
elphia; but becoming convinced Of the super
ior,,y of the New or American Eciecus system,
he commenced It's study, aud attended two
courses Of Lectures IN the Reformed ar Ame-
rican Eclectic Medical College oi the queen
City OF the West. This lnsuluu u, although
yet infancy, ias no sup"ror IL in"Hr'a tsi' ,u
has ALREADY annually more sudrr- than Tie ar "tsr
Medical Curgr- Cincinnati rofi iu'i u b. 4iS
thysicians 10 All parts Of our gobr aud IN phi' Indiana
&c they will soon De- more numerous thA any o1L'r
class of phy~"iau-
The Yal lGr,i,-c between the Il. formed new or
Ecl,ctic and The Old g. 'r'' s'rn 90 n'i j. thi',
tn. New School diriua a-rt tiAt i 10 "Hy
way injurious 10 til" human sJ,trn' .urA %, ''''l ..
Arsenic aut.muny So; fr superior AMI hariH'"- r -
have Of latr yer- ue-u .f''errl y ih' ever 'f"'
and progressive phy-aus pt IA" NJ" Sl'"ll t"t arr
cnurl,ia substitute for those l,rt ri"u- mrlirue- '-
I,peI &c u tLert.rr have u'"i f'r th"u' VI i'h
,h.s. y,iuaI new aggut-. and all thu-s % the OH Or
,II,,,t, Il, raff the IaIs, mrutO Owe,
and all the improvement q every other J-tn 10 ni-
cine "a rhr Homeopathic, II HyGraIathic Th"m-'Uii a.
INV li-ea.rs nre nov ral- tlat our' nd"r'i
i,nrsild and that too without lrraku. down Tho cun
stutinn aud craIin III i-"sr- ~ h-h.iit, lsheu-
m,ti D, pei STA Liver ise liberated sore Threat,
Diseased Bone. premature Los q Ir'tt, &c
Tb New school certainly claims great superiority IN
the treatment all d-ras's II Lr- teen proved ty
Clinia reports that thr mortality l' i.-''s
tortb.r c-- than ger cent, that q A-intr Cholera
j. only per cent
TIis Is an age Of progress AMI rvrtn~ut- ami the
,.-.. l.r.sf Lin % ff4FF
by t,.spotir crr.I- and anita iuaiei th'"rirs
y v OFFICE nr the lower end OF NItfc' 81 i'l'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
GearY's Revelations.

Gov. Geary, hot being willing to put up
any longer with the insult of the Border
Rufiians of Kansas, has resigned his Office
as Governor o: that Territory. lie was
in Harrisburg short time on Saturday
last, during which he was called upon by
a large number of the citizens of that
place and members Of the Legislature,
who, We learn, were cordially received by
him, and to whom be related the condition
of affairs in Kansas. The GorerRmea', he
says, is entirely IN the hands Of The Border
Rufians, and no poecr bit the military
arm. cf the General Government can control
ihsm. The Legislature is wholly pro-
Slavery, aud erery act ct theirs looks to the
permanent. establishment # s'arery IN the
Territory, regardless Of the wishes and
rights Of majority of the people. lie
has no doubt, he says, that if fair ex-
preston Of the opinion Of the actual bona
tide settlers could be had, two thirds would
-
free. But this fair expression of the peo-
pie can Not be had. The election that i,
to Gems of in April Will no! be participa-
ted in by the Free State men, for the rea.
son tina: under the laws, aud the manner
10 which they are administered, they could
Rot have fair expression Of their opinion.
The Territory is already swarmiug with
Border Rutiisus, who have been cJlonizcd
along the Missouri border with the
express purpose Of voting aud carrying
the election for Slavery. There is no hope,
he says, for the Free State men, unless the
General Government or Cousre,s wall Sc.
cure TO them .Aelr rights. The adoption
OF the Slave Constitution, at the approach
ing election, Is inevitable under the CIT
cumstauees.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

appointments by the Governor Dan
IEL NEYHARr, OF Lewisburg, Aid, with
she rank Of Lieut. Col.
"Did | ever." 1t is only two years
since Dan. went to Harrisburg to try his
fortunes, and now has fought his way up,
to the second hand command of regiment
If he can fud it. Well, as he never for
gets his friends and always forgives his
enemies, dangerous military power could
not be oonfded to worthicr or safer hands;
therefore glory to them epauletts, and
"higber honors" to the wearer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

ticket too acknowledged to be better than
the regulars, the regulars were all elected
by majorities ranging from 3 to 63, as
follows [sce Returns in another column
You have not noticed the ratification Of
Gen. Packers nomination at Mifflinburg,
which was a powerful weak" affair under
the auspices of the pillars Of democracy,
Captain Forster and Major Charles Shri-
ner. We are sorry to see the Major has
not conquered his lameress, but it is all
understood that he is to be well cared for
if General Packer is successful.
We are all interested, for miles around,
in speedy change in our central post
Office, Mlfiiiuburg. And though rumor
says citizen of another town has promised
it to one of "ihs family" We who are
NEST concerned would prefer to have it
out Of the hands of the politicians and for
the accommodation of the public and not
Of a party. A competent and worthy
widow lady has been spoken of, and if a
bachelor President has title of gallantry
he should and must appoint her.
\ picture in a late Buchanan paper in
this ueighborhood, representing a seedy
locking individual without a name, pro-
vokes much merrimen. Mr. A. says it is
Col. FOrney, after the late Senatorial cleo
,ion. Mr.. 3. says it is the pious editor
who predicted that Mr. Buchanan's election
"will promote the interests of the Rcdee-
mer's kingdom" Mr. G. declares it fac
simile Of the aspect of the hon. head of the
Buchanan party in Lewisburg, after the
election for Burgess. Mr.. D. however is
more charitable, and recognizes him as .
representative man,, merely specimen
Of the army of disinterested patriots who
are returning from Washington without an
office. Who is in the right?
0rIIJp pruNp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

,rr.,.,,, II .,r.r- all mill.
in the market ia ''r 'a'~ AMI .rr~i si'A ~h7h IT
grlnds' ana d" 'N' ga"
aaufIctUTtd di Ne EiSE "NT'.'s HN'''"H'S'
PLEASE TAKE FAE4I'LIAH NoIiNE
vr,uiT thtS Is entirely urw miil-uo cE-
pense mas been spared 10 lis "ahu'dc'H'r
all the materials are he very BEST anu are
rsea uusnarturly The CyIIuter, are almost
:, ..t. ,-,,..- ,,,,..s a. oil %,
twice ,hr ieh@'h "' 'n'
ciudui the '"i ',l''' '' -, . = tlrI -,.- on
!, Nh ,, n the rr-s b. ar mo, instant u wool
:, ma, yrI,, gt.r and tbs turr..i ,t tie lGt cut
- -. t,,,5,.t n lI.r L.. vrr " thr Pre-. Is very
.-t .s,.rU, b9 ra...r b., amy az uurat.-.
M ~ l ;, gt,, lt ,rd ltisr ,s,5t-ri tt. Pres.
-, M, H., 49, ana Homer are all ttvs1 All
l. very ,.,i .t-,f,l...-. and .as.-
~ ~ t's, wy, -. r, , ,sr-i..i an, ula,lfue
;,th ErI ,hatsy,r Perfection helm. the a 10th 10
81 IN hli va, N,i1. 80 3D.. ~, i..,l lr..,-tfg-Ut
~ ,rb, have t.,n ,tlir,i t., us, th- .Ii fish
lone. hut SIl are awarc nov iucou,.r.ut It l.. and
especially thas who have not r. quantities Of aprls
Il, having tbIs Mill your plantation OF iarin ou can
al ,py time IA q f m.uIt, .aar fsw gallons oi -Nert
cider fr present yun can VI, o-iditinu-y make
uu f barrels Tn. Maohiu.- we'll .ghri i- 4paoi-
0' n nsi,rau t cr han, pow
.r and ~hen the spPir- -rour ,nlii Icy e tour
teen 4 Can Er"-- m l'utl' ~i-i - -i>' Iht
!!oWins may BE- a'"l-ert a. ih' "-'1 '''''a'' o
;hi. mill
FIr>t-I: will make NOR 'i''f t''h my .,l't r.
with given quantity Of apples IA s'' "a ''l'r VITA
Iuucl, lr-> Labor and rNiru--
Sp4oud-lt will make c'i"r aHi sN's;ef O. Ter i4an
anv Other Mil
TLirI-l Uu male tr" rI!.r H- :. % want J.. an
when YOU aid ia l, MITES !' one gallon 70
barrels.
F.urth-Wi'h l. v0u pr"s' your 'lrfsft'' 'rTiref
Berri.s thcrsc. Butter Lard aud I..i""
hnh-NIth.t- US you eI' a. - TINS have F''h ami
sweet cider ... .,. ,...
With all the advan' t-'- re- u''.t'- ' 900 Wy -, . "
and u-s- Of -ueh VI i'H'-.- a.. " =.
.th the rra'h % all - u . 'NN- ~H'
Farmer would 90 without IL
KECy NNiNItTiDNN
Go, ,..I,rE,1 " j.Tqn ~ +, ,, ~. ,
.il N n Mn i..- o.,1,r t,i ,I tIisl ,r.,,,i
Mil u" y''e ~" '"1 - p, L. ' 90 a. - tii I
my hu,N,lH % ~ y - - .,,, f, -. =. -
hour With ~ men. can rscrauiaut yair improved
,,,,r Mill TO all fruit ,r r-rs fr ped SAVING Of
Islor can make thirty fv- gallons ut cider from
and our-hslf bushels common HVrr- IT. cider can H.
Ir,ssei from the Youace without u-in water low CIDER
vii LsT one YEAR when water i, not us,l tn press
J'ltN y 60. .thE-
s. J. trs.Ju.y -. lN53-
NF " o HIcEOK Your MIL g h' rr. and ~ have
sold them and eie-'alh'd ~ t"r'' NOR 4, 10y ar
much better mad" nud ',ttr l"'N'N- '.li man u,
otl'er kinj We hh'' t"'' '' -.'''' i'i' "-''--- -
th-nI al :1o-Iri.r 90 H. "tu'r So .,4
We have SIX % th' tirF N''- 'u' u We SAu oe'1''
reotIs woa'I nuD 81 fueia a."u-s .t- ol s. .ur>
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
For Governor.
DAVID WILMOT.
Of BRADFORD COUNT.

HARRISBURG, March 25, 7o'clock p NJ.
The L MON State Convention has done
nothing yet except effected q permanent
organization. The committee on croden-
sials has not reported on contested seats.
March o6-3 =. M.-Hon. David Viii
mot was nominated fer Governor on the
second ballot The vote stood-Wilmot
90, scattering IS. Millward, of Philad.
vas nominated for Canal Comm issioner.
., Z. M.-JOseph J. Lewis Of Chester
county and James Veech of Fayette eOun.
ty for Supreme Court Judges.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Pennsylvania Legislature.

The town of Portsmouth in Dauphin
county and parts adjacent have been in.
corporared into the Borough Of Middle
,own-which will make Middletown quite
a place-400 or 500 voters.
Mr. Sellers, and also Mr.. Bower, pre-
sen,ed petitions from several counties in
their district, for extending the term of
service for County Treasurer, to three
years.
Mr.. Sellers read in place bill to incor-
pora.e the Mfiintown and Patterson Gas
Company.
Mr.. Bower presented petitions for re-.
s,raining the fishing with nets in Middle
creek, aud two from Union county for q
law restraining Boom Companies
Mr.. Bower read in place law to pre-
vent pedlers selling at auction in Union
county (Which was reported against also
one to preven. fishing with nets in Mid.
dlccreek
Mr.. Bower presented petitions to prevent
the hunting Of deer with dogs in Snyder
county. Also law authorizing the schoo!
directors of Buffaloe TIP to purchase lot
Of ground.
Mr. Calhoun reported bill to incorpo.
rate the WilliamspGrt Town Hall Associa.
ton.
Mr.. Finney, in Senate, reported against
the bill to authorize the Trustees of the
Christian Church, Lewisburg, to sell and
convey certain real estate.
In Senate, bill was adopted prohibiting
the Philad. and Allegheny Houses of
Refuge from binding out children of col.
Ored parents in any but the Free States.
The bill to incorporate the Selinsgrove
Bridge Company passed in Senate.
On the l7th inst, the Senate passed
"An Act to supply the borough of Lewis.
burg with water,' authorizing the Burgess,
Council, and seven mmissoners to Dor.
row $50, 900 to supply the Borough with
water-,hc money to bear not over s per
cent. interest, aud re-imbursable in twenty
years.
Col. A. G. Waterman, of Philadelphia
A. .. Heister, and A. J Jones, Of Harris
burg, have been appointed by the Cover
nor and confirmed as Trustees of the State
Luuatic Asylum
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
DR.. KELLING,S

Cancer Institute. for the Treatment of
Cancers. Tumors, Wens. Ulcers, Scrofula, or
any Growth OF Sore. Chronic Diseases gene
rally can be cured Ofcurahle) without sursica.
operation or poison For all particulars write.
state diseases plainly, aud enclose % cts for
advice; Letters must have postage stamp
enclosed 10 pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address e L KEELING, MD.
Mechanicsburg. Cumberland Co, Pa.
Mechanicsburg is miles from Harrisburg on the "
Railroad, and accessible from all parts Of the Union
Old and young, poor and rich come alive will do YOU
good Sp-f To those afflicted who visit me perso-
nsisy viii send per mail receipt Of SIS only ecipc
to prepare Medicine with full Directions use &C. State
all particulars. Address as above 6me,O
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that Letter, Ts,-
tameniary on the last will and tes;ameh,
of MICHAEL IIEBEkLlNG, late Of We,,
BuIaioe Tp. Union 60, deceased, have teen
granted 10 the Undersigned, by he Register #
Union county, IN due form Of law; therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted 20
said estate are requested 10 make Immed ale
payment, and those having Just claims agaInst
the same ore also requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement
SOLOMON HEBERLING. Executor.
Wr.t BuAalor. March I6, 1857 "a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Administrators Notice.

TSTATE Of WM. GUTELIUS, deceased.
II Letters Of Administration on the estate
ot Wfn. Gu,e.ius. late Of MlilinburF, CnIoh
Go. deed. have been granted by the Register
OF UuIou county to James ". Sands. All
persons having claims against SAID estate are
requested 10 present them without delay, aud
all indebted 10 make payment forthwith 10
J VI. SANDS, Administrator.
Niii-uburg Feb. &c, 1897 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
UNION COUNTY. 81:

UNION COUNTY. 81:
fl The Commonwealth of PennSylva-
y. :. MIA To Mary Yearick, widow, Henry
~ Yearlck, Thomas Yearick. Samuel
YearIck, Emanuel iearick. Mary IearIck,
Su>annah YearIck of ONO, Rebecca iearick,
Rachel Yearlck, Sarah intermarred with Da-
vid Hoy of Iowa, Judith intermarried with
William Sitter LYDIA lniermaired with
Peter Hoy Of Ohio now deceased leaving issue
two children named John and Mary Hoy Of
Ohio, Catharine inlermarrIed with Peter Hoy
of Ohio, and Elizabeth intermarried with Geo
w. SwiHeford now dead leaving ISSUE one
child named TheophIIus who !. minor and
has George n. Youngnan guardian, al ll,em
heirs and legal representatives OF HENRY
YEARlCK, late Of the borough OF MIillinburg,
Union county, deceased-Grceting:
Whereas. by an Inquest for that purpose
duly awarded by the Orphans Court Of the
county aforesaid, the real estate OF the said
Henry Yearck was valued and appraised as
follows. TO wit:
NO.I. 4 Lot on Front street, adjoining
lands of George Rover, Thomas IearIck and
others, containing thirty feet IN from, and one
hundred and twenty-slx feet IN depth. where
upon is erected a two storey frame Dwelling
House, with the appurtenances, we have val
ued and appraised at the sum Of 1888 80.
NO,2. certain tract or piece ot Land
adjoining lands Of Beryhili Bell, Nicholas
Millhouse and others, coniaIrInc four acres
or Whereabouts, we have valued aud appraised
at the sum Of one hundred aud nineteen dollars
and seven'y-fve cents per acrc-Si79-o0-
Nos Also Il tract or piece OF Land
adjoining lands of John Golshall Benjamin
W. Thompson and others, containing tive
acres more or less, we valued and appraised
at the sum of one hundred and eighty dollars
and thIrty-ihree cents per acre-S2lG.Gs.
NO.i Also g.ol south of the Borough
of Miflrnburg. adjoining lands of Thomas
Cronemiller and others containing three acres
or Whereabouts, we valned and APPRAISED a
the sum of one hundred and for,y-Six dollar:
and twenty-five cents per acre-Si3- IS.
No. ). Also a Ior of Woodland adjoining
lands o. Thomas Gutelius, Edward Smith anC
others, Containing two acres more or less, W.
valued and appraised at the sum of thirty
eight dollars and sixteen cents per acre
amounting to s163al.
And whereas. none Of the heirs Of the .ait
deceased appeared in Court on the return o
the said inqni>ition - take the premise
,heren mentioned at the aPpraisemfnl.. ~. W
be and appear a, the next general Orphans
Court 10 be held at LewIsburg for the sai'
county Of Union. on the 18th day OF May next
10 accept or refuse To take the sand premise
at the valuation thereof. and case Of refusa
TO take as aforesaid TO show cause why III
same should not be sold.
Witness the Hon. a. S.WilSon, President Q
our said Court, At Lewlsburg, the 5th day 0
March. AID. 1851.
6w67i SAMUEL ROUSH. Clerk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
EXecutriX' Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes-
~ tamentarv on the last will and testament
of ABNER ROBBINS, late of White Deer
township, deceased, have been granted TO the
undersigned, BY the Register Of Union county.
in due form of law; therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate,
are requested 10 make immediate payment,
and those having just claims against the same
are also requested To present them properly
authe enricated for settlement.
JENNA ROBBINS, Executrx.
White Deer, Feb. Z, 1857 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES efforts
are making to have the Northern Central
Railroad completed to Treverton bridge,
ten miles below Sunbury, by the lst of
April. "A frame Shoemaker's shop, be-
longing to Hon. W. l.. Dewart was burnt
down about 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Miller, who occupied it, saved his
stock. Loss about $300-no insurance.
The Town Council of Sudbury have
passed an ordinance requiring lot owners
to pave the side walks in front of their
lots and buildings
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administrator
w to the estate Of HENRY DENGEs.
late Of New Berlin Borough, Union co1ri7.
deceased. have been granted 10 the subscriber,
all person, Indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make payment. and those having clans
against rh- same will present them dsy
authenticated ter settlement, 70
JOHN VI. BENFER, Administrator.
New He-IIr March Is 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Administrators Notice,

NHEREAS. Letters Of Administration r.,
w the estate Of ALEXANDER CUM
MINGS. late Of Mfiinburg, deceased, have
been granted 10 the undersigned, all person.
knowing themselves indebted to SAID estate
are requested 10 make immediate paymep,
and those having claims upon II will preseh,
,hem properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES v. SANDS. Administrator.
March 20, 1851. w6pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
BOOKSl gOOKSy
Great ISarglinS at the
Peoples New aud Cheap Book Stor'

Peoples New and cheap BOOK Store
Of p. NEVIUS & Co, LewIsbnrg, Pa.
:" YOUNG, one Of the firm, has just ar
ii. rived (to attend 10 the business tor the
presently with a large and select stock of
BOOKS of the most varied character, bought
at tine Trade Sales al the lowest rates, which
have been added to the already fine stock on
hand. all Of which will be sold at correspond
ing low rates. We 60 upon the principle of
quick sales and small profits. Citizens Of
LewISburg, look to your interest, encourage
this new enterprise. Iouwill find eventually
that you will be the gamers by II. Your town
wants good Book Store. conducted on the
most modern and approved style. Such we
promise you, If you will but give us your in
tluence and patronage as long as we sell you
as cheap and perhaps cheaper than others,
which we feel confident in saying can do
The enterprise is new. and not yet properly
organized We would but ask your kind in
diligence and patronage for a short time, and
we guarantee all we promise in the way OF
improving. On our shelves you will find
large collection of Standard and Miscellaneous
Books to meet the wants and tastes of all also
STATIONERY of every variety. We hope
10 supply yon soon with all The Leading News
papers and Magazines at the earliest possible
period. from their CONNER We solicit sub
scriptions for any of the Leading Weekly
papers or Monthly Magazines; all Will be fur
nshed at the Publishers advertised rates. IN
clubs or single numbers. Our connexion with
the School Book Business, enables us to sell
everything low at either wholesale or retail.
We call special attention to the Public School
Register. The Globes. Pel,on's Outline Maps,
Sanders and MerrIrs Evolutionary Chart, &c.
nna all
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
LEWTSBRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMERMARC a. 1857
TTNlON county, s..

TNION county, s..
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
49, To Samuel Baker, Greeting:
y. Whereas. CarhdrIne Baker by her
! w \ next friend Geo. DreISbach Esq. dad
on the I7.h day Of September last past prefer
her petition to our Judges of the Court Of
Common Pleas of the county Of Union, al
court held at lewIsburg IN and for sad county
nraylng for the causes therein set forth She
rn,ahl he divorce ed from the bands OF Matrim"ny
entered INTO with you the said Samuel Baker,
WE therefore command you "a, before We
dIdl The SAID Samuel Baker, thai >eiung aside
all other business and excuses you be and
appear IN your proper person before our
JuigeS al LewiSburg at a Cour; oi Common
Pleas there 10 be held for the saId county Oh
Monday the slh day OF May next To answer
the petition or libel Of the said Catharne
Baker by her next friend George DreIsbach
Esq. and to show cause If any you have why
the sad Catharlne Baker ycur wife should
moi he divorced from the bonds of malrImony
agreeably To the act of General Assembly IN
such case made and provided. And hereof
you are not 10 fan.
Witness the Hon. A. Wilson, President OF
our SAID court at Lewisburg The 9Th day OF
March, A. ID. 1857.
SAMUEL ROCSH, Proth'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Reported for the Chronicle

The following were the Appointments
made at the late session of the West
Penn'a Conference of the Evangelical As.
soeia,ion, held in New Berlin.
.Susguehanna Disrjct-J Dunlap, PIE.
BufFaiue-JC. Farusworth and - Smith
mbia-J Ohm Young, to be supplied.
Lycoming-A Longsiorf and J. Hem.
Blockhouse-M. Zulaug.
Cherry-S. Aurand.
Lu.erne-D. H. Miller.
Wilkes Barre Mission-L. May.
Centre Distric,-p. Wagner, Pc.
Uuion-J. N. Young.
Centre-D. Kremer and H. Broadbeck.
Boalsburg-J. Young.
Clin,on-S Musser aud H. B. Price
Middlecreek-G Delinger and - Har,zler
Liverpool-E. b. Wilson.
Perry-E. Kohr.
Baltimore District-B. Hengss, Pc
Cum bervd-H. j J.Carothers, A L. Reeser.
Frauklin-G Hunter
York-G W T. Young.
Shrewsb'y-CFDeiuinger,- Zimmerman.
Baltimore-N Deobler.
Gsttysburg-S. W. Seibert, and D. Sutton.
Harford-P. Graham
Baltimore Station-E Stambach.
York do H. Althouse.
Baliimere Missior-A. krouse.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
GUILE PENNH.

THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE, the fruit
tui mother of Methodism in America, was
divided at its recent session. After chang
ing few stations and circuits from one
side TO the other, the North Baltimore,
Frederick, Cumberland, Carlisle, Bellefonte,
and Northum berland Districts were erected
into the East Baltimore Conference; the
Baltimore, Potomac, Lewisburg (Va.) Ro.
anoke, Rockingham and Winchester Dis
n.cts retaining the old name Of Baltimore
Conference"
The following are the appointments for
the Northumberland District:
Thompson Mitchell, P. f. (Lewisburg
(P. O)-Wiliamsport, Samuel Kepler /;
Newbury, James Curns, Finley b. Riddle !;
Muncy, Andrew W. Gibson, C.H Savedge,
f +. Allen, Sup. Milton, Samue! Barus !;
Milton Circuit, }. g. McKeehan, =. b.
Ruch /; Lewisburg, John Ii. Dashiell !;
Mfiiuburg, Samuel Creighton Northum,
Aer9ga = u -. We!;%ss .$;s i Ga;iawissa, a. john
A. DeMoyer, II. s. Mendeuba!l Danvil!e,
William A. Wilson Montour Mission
James Gamble; Bloomsburg, Geo. War
ren, \. W. Colburn; Orangevi.le, J. Y.
Rothrock, S. Shannon; Bloomingdale,
Eiish Butler, A. NJ. Hester; Luzerne, T.
Ii. Switzer, John Guss; Berwick, II. G.
Dill, Thomas Sherlock; Lapor,e Mission,
John W. Stout.
John Guyer, Bellsfonte r. W. Black,
Birmingham b. B. Hamlin and s L. NJ.
Conser, Baltimore.