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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
Account of Old Union County, for '56.

Orders issued by the Commissioners OF In
ion county, on the Treasurer of said county,
for debts due by the old couaiy of Union, and
for which the present county OF Snyder Is Ii
able for the one half.
Laird Howard Nor Mlllcsvarth and other Auditors for
making county sptt 55 including clks St5 81
David swsnse Constable of Franklin township attend
inc election for October 1850 ~
Isaac Huber in of Com wealth vs. Isaac Eer
and John Guniy at December Sessions "5 va
Daniel smith Supervisor Of Penns township for gravel
lin, bridges and hauling gravel 20 w
Iobn S..l.,id for In,d wood for jsil IN IS 90
Sem Schoch for delivering tons coal to Jail 90 %
Samuel wolf Constable of Union township Com wealth
ysC Cosley s Long and e. Roigers,Sept. SEES. J5 is
g. Iieimbach, Com wealth VS. Israel Gutelius IL -
D. Shall Com with l. Gutclus John Gundy and J. Ey
er serving suprnas mileage &e williamsport Court
Dec. session 1898 . ~
Noah Bennct, Com VS. Geo Rodgers anu SOL Long sept
sessions 80 "
Daniel FISHER Com vs. Jacob Stock. Sept session 55 81
Peter Wise and j. Stincbach witnesses in case OF Com wn
vs.. Jacob Stock September sessions 50 ) %
VIM C;ingan witness before j. Swneiord Esq. Comwth
vsL Eyer and in Guudy, Feb 9th 54 22l2
A. Gut.us vs. Jacob stock Sept sessions '55 "
A.weidcnsau Com. VS. Gutelius. JGundS Eyer 10 61
VIM Van Grzer Depty Atty Gen hs bill of rss for Feb
May and Sept sessions IS all that at present al
lowed him, by the Commissioners. "a 90
Irwin Bu.loe Tp attending fall elec 20 "
J. scar, Com Grossly Long and Rodgers s"p ) 80 Q.
A Kmplc Com. vs. Jacob stock sept sessions 30 o.
Thomas Bower for running division line between Union
and snyder counties . %
Michael brown Com vs Israel Gutelius "a
her session 55 30
Gu.elius pubnc shcrifrs Procln July lith 55 8 90
A J Peters for pubng An county statement 55 10 ~
q Hauck Com. Jacob Stock Sept sessions 80 ; ~
Philip Gross Esq Com. Guteus John tiundy and
Eyer Sept sessions 20
J. Ellemsn vs. Jacob Stock Sept. sessions 50 %
". Bower, Com. Crosley, Long Rodgers sept IS Os
!. tasnaeht, do do do do do do o.
l. Fasnacht, do W. Gardner Feb. sessions 1879 , 10
r. Hunter late Constable Of Lew.burg serving notices
&c. in 1854 40
P,iross Esq issuing is Com. II d. Hodearmel o.
Orders Nos l49 l53 l5, lS3, lsJ, l90 g6, 2 amounting
SIC o0l5 cts charged In contested e.econ suit be
tween Union aud Snyder counties l6 S0i =
Wortrn Cornelius print An statement for % - 81
J. Krssier ExSher tons coal for Jail in 1854 l3 90
!. J. Thomson Com. j. Stock Sept. sess 50 3 2!
u Cochran Com Crosley Long EogersNay IS l6l
J. K-sser Ex-shf bill 0custs years 81 33 81 Us
J. Price Com J. Chapel Sept session IS 3 81
David Reber and others for Read Damages 39l M
Moses Baker and others for Fox scaps ! 81
Henry MoxtL and others viewing Roads 80 uU
James T. Linn and others viewing Roads O0
II ParIo Esq. Jus. Costs Com. VI J. Chapel 6.
johnson Walls for Road damages 225 O1
Ab. Eyer witness Com Gutelius, Gundy Eyer 81
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
STATE CONVENTION.

The citizens of Pennsylvania who are op-
poSrd 10 the extension OF Slavery and TO the
other equally obnoxious principles of the IN
coming National Administration, as an
nounced in the Cincinnati plaiform-who are
opposed TO the union of Church and state,
the exclusion OF the Bible from our Common
Schools, and ia favor of protecting the ballot
box from the corrupt influences by which the
Will OF the people was defeated IN the recent
State and Presidential elections-are request
ed TO elect delegates, equal in number, 10 the
present representation IN the Senate and
House of Representatives, 10 meet in Conven-
lion in the Hail OF the House of Representa-
tives, at Harrisburg, on Wednesday, the 25lh
day of March next, al IL o'clock NJ, TO NOM
indte candidates for Governor, Judge OF the
Supreme Court and Canal Commissioner, TO
be supported al the ensuing October election.
David Taggart, FIR. Jordan,
John X. Harris, :. p. M'Calmont,
James ]. Lewis, f. V. Dickey.
De LORNA fmbrie, &. L. Hoffman,
Paxson Eickers, G. p. Shaw,
w. Warner, Isaac Benson,
John III. Wintrode, John 5 NanvoorhiS,
A. w. Crawford, X. b. Mourhead,
A. Hlne, Il. S,rulhers,
&. 5. Kaufman, Hiram Cleaver,
John &. Sloan, j. &. Shuman,
Jonas Augustine, John Musselman,
&. ;. Evster. 7. J. Coffey,
Joseph Brown, Andrew Gregg,
Jos. ID. Pownall, l.. Reed,
John r. Peters, Jas. b. Backhouse,
Nicholas Voeghtly Jr. p. w. Housekeeper,
James Penrose, WIN. A. Crabb,
John Purcell, GLENN W. Scofeld,
James VI. Sellers, f. ID. Gazzam.
John Witherow, G. J. Ball,
ChaS B. Penrosc, W E Frazer,
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II. II. Dersham, II. D.,
IAvING nerma anrntlY located in Le-

II
wisburg, Pa, respectfully tenders ms
Professional Services To the citizens Of THIS
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention
to the duties of his profession to merit a snare
of their patronage. Attention Will also be pail
to Chronic Diseases OF every name, ana ue~'eH
with unparalleled success.
Dn. DERSHAM graduated at the renowned
American Eectic Medical to.irsr cincinnati
having first studied the Old or A.ippalhIc >ys-
ten of medicine, and attended Lectures lh "he
of the Old School Medical COLLEGES oI Fhi!ad-
elphia; but becoming Convinced oi he super
iurjty orthe New or American Eclectic system,
he commenced its study, and attended iw"
courses Of Lectures in the Ref ;ined or Ame-
rican Eclectic Medical Collie" o. RE queen
CITY Of the West. This Institution, aith"H'h
yet in its infancy has n" 'u-"r',r 70 ~. l ''l
las already annually more sisL n- i.l ~ uf 81
Medical Co,,.- Cincinnati con. incl y D.
rLy.ician- tn ,il arts ,r ait tn ONO lHi
Gc. they viii be more numerous Than any o-'E
Tr principal ference between u e. frIosf 'n'7 or
Eclectic, aud Tie yI AloY atllc ~ -ii % ii. t' @
the N.E School ~. ID ifa agent iHl D. IN ASS
way injurious g. the human system -u'n 81. 'i''' De
Arsenic. Ant mons -Ac-i O. q uirr.T ni lag 'i'-
have Of late years been disc. .efei y ii's ''rl Do -
aul prpcsc<SIv" I'yslrlatI- ~ ii'r y w -'"' ''N
complete subs titut.s for those iert.r- n"i'inss E
l5llel. 6ci therefore Nc have 81" ".gi ir Oh i'. "iN
these valuable new agent, aih H.i Li'-r 60 l VIA VI
AUopatlir school excel tu i i-HIs H-"t 9nr f ~
and all the improvement It ever, other -Ssin "l -
cine ,a- the iI,ul1 to. o. .-' rat..' iH- "ua'i 81
ii.,rs.s a!e nov rur.t- tlat were 0re con .erc
int,-ib!- auI jhst too V .t4.ut tr-ir, fu The ~
sfi ,tioo and sting ct' r 4.-'. u.' i t-frl-
natsl1. DysIti isia Liver b..n-' ".a- s''e -"I'A'
Disaa-.d Bonc-. rl-uIatufr L'-- 90 Teeth @c
The N-g school ,rlt4ui, claims great lei''t!'s ih
the treatment sjl ...s,-. 20 b. i-.n pT'vrt i'
tIinira Frpurts tIst tnr -lsalns all '.-'-
tocrth.r-S less than Tor cat ,iat # A-si4e t-era
j. only Per eei.t
Thi, a-y uI Tr"-rr-s aud .' - -' TO- i ''
New school h. always prTsr -sI coo l.Il- t"uld ees
by d.-puri- r.-td- aud artIl aatHl .l..I.--
NB OFFICE al the lower ruj rf Market st Ifl+
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06

A man named Former, living near Mil
tonburg, Ohio, on the 18th ult., bet dol
lar that he could walk home, distance OF
five miles, barefooted. Ho won his bet
and lost both his feet, which were 50 badly
frozen as to require ampu.ation.
The New Orleans La.) Crescent says
that the free colored population of that
city are possessed of property to tho am'nt
of 81, 100000.
John R.Thompson (Democrati has been
reelected to the United States Senate from
New Jersey.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
DIR. KELLING'S

Cancer Institute, for the Treatment of
Cancers, Tumors, Wens, Ulcers, Scrofula, or
any Growth or Sore. Chronic Diseases gene
rally can be cured Gfcurable) without sursica.
operation or poison. For all particulars write,
state diseases plainly, and enclose 25 cts for
advice; Letters must have postage stamp
enclosed to pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address e L KEELING, MD,
Mechanicsburg. Cumberland Co, Pa.
Nechancshurg is miles from HARRISBURG. on the c v
Railroad, and accessible from all parts of the Union
Old and young, roor and rich alive will do YOU
good. fbTo those afflicted who visit me per So
nay, will send mail, receipt of s. only Recipe
to prepare Nedcine,wit full Directions u.s. &C. State
all particulars. Address $ above emt;o
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
More Border Ruf1ianism.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.-Ths Jefferson
cnrraspondn~. &c A. G.. LII n---------.
learns by passenger from Kansas tonight
thata difficulty had occurred between Gov
Geary and man named Sherrsd, growing
out of the former refusing to appoint the
latter to the office of Sheriff, as desired by
the Legislature, and which bad fatal ter
mination. Sherrad had avowed the purpose
Of killing Gov Gcary, and, meeting him in
the street spas in his face. Gov. Geary
did not resent the insult, but his friends
got up an indignation meeting on Thurs,
day the 10Th. Sheriff Jones, Sherrad,an
others, attempted to interrupt TIE meeting,
and in the aifray Sherrad shot Mr.. Shep-
pard, one Of Gov. Geary's friends, four
times, and wounded two others. Mr..
Jones, Gov. Geary's Secretary, thereupon
shot Sherrad through the head, killing
him instantly. Great excitement prevail
ed at Lecompton, and general fight was
anticipated that night. Gov Geary's resi-.
dence was guarded by United States Troops.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.-The VIM Sherrad
killed was the man appointed by the
Court to ill the vacancy oceasioned by
Sheriff Jones' resignation, to whom Gov
Geary refused the commission on the
ground Of being perpetual drunkard.-
The Westport correspondent of the RepuJ-
Hcan says that Sherrad did not spit in the
Governors face, but called him a liar,
coward, and scoundrel.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2l.-A letter publish
ed in the Democrat, dated Lecomptoh, Feb
ruary 18th, announces that Richardson,
the Major General of the Kansas Militia,
died at that place on the 14tb.
The U. S. Deputy Marshall arrested
Cap. Walker few days since. He was
examined before Judge Cato, and held to
bail in the sum of sl3, 900 to answer the
charges pending asginst him.
A Bill has passed the Legislature; giving
tho County Judges jurisdiction for the
trial Of criminal cases, and authorizing the
trial Of persons before these petty tribunals
pttsom a jury or an indictment.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.-Mr. Sheppard,
who was shot by Sherrad, is not dead, tho
he has three bullet wounds in his body.
Young Jones was arrested by bogus Sher-
if. Gov. Gcary called out the troops and
prevented Jones from being Lyncbed, and
also organized Company for his own de.
fence. The Legislature has passed the
election law.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2S.-Late advices re.
ceived from Kansas do not differ materi.
ally from the first account of the recsnt
affray. The Council, denounced Sherrad
in resolution, condemniug the asaanlt
upon Gov. Geary, but the House sustained
him by small majority. Sherrad was
not killed, as was first reported. Jones
was arrested and held to bail in $4,000.
He is not the Governors Secretary, and
was lately citizen Of Harrisburg, Pa.
The bill repealing the test oaths which
had passed the Council, wrs rejected in the
House by an almost unanimous vote.
The Legislature has passed Law decla-
ing resistance TO tie terri.oriai iaws, punish
attic with dcah
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
ELECTION.

~ Office Is hereby given 10 the S:ocs-
~ derS of the Bellefonte. Aarcu>burg
Ioungmans,own Turnpike Road Ccm?l-'
that an Election VIII be held at the house
Abraham Fredericks, in Aaronsburg. 10
Tuesday the 10Th day Of March next tt.Hs'l
the hours Of 10 and O'Clock. TO rec. Die
Directors 10 manage the concerns C. -7
Company for the ensuing year.
PETER WILSON, President
Spring Mills, Feb. /. 1857 Pt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
LEMIsnuKs. March 4, 1857.

AT called meeting Of the Standing Com
mittee of the Wings and others Of Union
county opposed to the National Administra-
tion, held this day, JOIN HowEa was elected
a member of the Committee. he residing in
the new Township Of Lewis.
ResOirsd, That it be hereby recommended
TO the citizens of the several Election Districts
of This county To hold
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
PennsylVania Legislature.

Feb. &c. The Governor signed an act
to legitimate He.ty Celiuda, Henry, Charles
and Lavina Hartman.
Mr.. Sellers called up Senate bill No.
2l6, relative to public roads in Union
county. Passed its several readings. (Me
are not informed of its provisions.)
The Speaker of the House complained
that a Reporter was trying to bribe, aud
q committee was appointed to investigate
the charges.
Feb. y. Mr.. Lewis reported bill to
supply the bOro' of Lewisburg with water
Mr.. Helms reported a bill relative to
public roads in Union county
Bill to incorporate the Winfield Coal
and Iron Company, was taken up and
passed the House finally. Yeas A., nays a.
The Legislature adjourned on Thursday
las. to meet again on the 9th of March.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
COAL! COAL:
GOAL 1.-The UNDERSIGNED would res

I V41L HU uHutI0It,IItU " UUIT IO0-
" pectfully inform the citizens of I.ewisburg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
supply Of SHA.NOKiN and WILKSBARRE
COAL, for Stove and other purposes, of every
variety and size and will deliver Coal persons dering
it, he has team for that purpose Having erected
pair of good WEIGH SCALES, he can persons
purchasing Coal that they will get full weight and
pay only for what they receive.
Coal be had at the lowest Cash prices at his Yard
a few yards from Mr.. Weidensaus Hotel
WEICHiNG-al kinds will be attended to at his Coal
Yard. GEORGE HoLSTEIN.
Lewisburg, May l3. 1856
ETAlso BlackSmith's Coal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
Who wants 4 good Home?

1 LARGE, new. well-lnIsh-i 5uck Dwe,-
y lI.s. u...h a4 ncoessar, .u.-l4ia.ugs,
aut ..t 1aFlcH. all "a complete orfer-
SITUATED 90 New Columbia, Unian ccuaty-..
onerr! for sale b. the subscriber. yer; clesr
T,..I. Ig5.aijY j. Il. kLTLEE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
New oyster Restaurant.

VVHE subscriber has opened Saloon in the
basement Of the Washington House, Cen
trance on I'd st, lst door north of Market, land
is prepared TO serve up OYSTERS, all sorts
of PIES. and almost everything in the Eating
line, at any time OF day, aud evenings. He
asks a share of the public patronage.
Jan. 90 is57m3 DAVID HERR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06

SIMON GREEN, convicted of the murder
OF Michael Kelly, brother Irishman on
the Public Works, in August last, aud
condemned to be hung at Harrisburg on
FRIDAY last, was rcprieved from that day
to 9th March. New witnesses are said to
have been produced, who on another trial
1t is thought will prove the crime to have
been only manslaush,er.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
HickoE-S Patent Portable
EEVSTONE CIDER s: WINE WILL.


patented >''--'- -'-
~ This is not The Mil sold u l- u rNc.S ai mills
in the market 600 die ease aUl speed With which u
rrilIs aud IN tlr .-r. .t power q Ia pre-
=, H., ~ FL. NJ. iI,-r;.L L,,r,,
hHHuj-Ct"'t" "t ''0 49, =
,rr,Sr TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
..t ..,,. Mill ~, .v
YtNHAI ms Is ehi-ISF "'" 'i'-'. | 80
pense has been pared lh us ihaA"'IC'ul
Ali The materials are the very best, and ar
.--,...i.. ,l't.. t',.t.,4.rs arr. aIuin-t
ustu uHN IaIL"r1' 80.
twice IN. length ci the iufalrr .ht>st'' All tH-
cuI,rg th, 10, CylinI.r, made ct Iru inz ssE'~ J.
TWO inches Ia liaul,tr via. heavy y tAr-t cur ou
il Tus beam OF The Pres .- .,. r.s Ig-lra. ,t '
~ - 80 ,,t,,y .II :f. r!r.. ..t ,l- i4f ,ut ..
FOUR inches through il. Tic power 81 3d.. re- j. ''-
much ii.crcassd.ani r..out ts h.srn . any .-i d.. '
The Ient Of luttl' ,i-'T T'-"' -t' I'-
Is very I-risct. Tie BHNa- aisa ii.'ir . age - . 90.
ID to,.thrr the Journals ran in ana -"
Iy.,hr " 'rlSIn an iiIi Sis. u.i 3d. ,s '. '
II the Kind Whatever F'rt-rt @ '. . 'l i"-! i''
tir ARRANGEMENT ana 'A, 81. l ..i.. te..t
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
This Way. Ladies' and Gentlemen

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they are taken IN one fifth of the time Of
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small Children, which require but second in
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Copies Of DaguerreotypeS, Oh Paintings,
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- OF either of the above mentioned species
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WE STUDY TO PLEASE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06

al the proper election houses from the hours
of to 5 PM. on SATURDAY, March l4th,
inst, and choose Two from each District TO
meet in
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
County Convention

at Ammons' Hall, Lewisburg, on MONDAY,
March 10th, inst, to provide for Delegates 10
the State Convention on the z5th inst, and TO
transact such other business as may be tho't
advisable. r. MUSSER, Chm.
JAMES WILSON Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
EXecutriX' Notice,

ExeCutrix' Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes-
N tamentary 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 to make immediate payment,
and those having justclaims against the same
are also requested to present them properly
authe ntic ated for settlement.
JENNA ROBBINS, Bxecutrix.
White Deer, Feb. 7, 1857 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
NNOOTTHCCEE.

NNOOTTIICC
4 Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
N TO J. Schreyer, either by Note or Book
Account, will confer particular favor by
paying the same on or before the lst day OF
April next. -; J. SCHREYER.
Lewisturs, Feb. 20 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06

R6T The Democratic State COnuention
met at Harrisburg on Monday last, and
by hanging on until after midnight made
up the Ticket as arranged previously by
the leaders, as follows:
p,Uo,s f,s Co-.,ror
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$1,200 a Year .
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t000 AGENTS wanted in every pa, lan
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UNION COUNTY IS:
I,Robert II. LAIRD, Treasurer Of
Union County, do hereby submit the foregoing
account of the Military Fund Of SAID County
as correct and true, for the wear lcj6. Given
under my hand at the Trea>urer'S Office in
the Borough of Lewishurg, the l7'h day Of
Feb, A u. 1857. ROBERT II. LAIRD.
We the undersigned Auditors of the Couniv
Of Union, having carefully examined and au-
dited the foregoing account OF Robert II. Laird,
Treasurer of Union County, do find and Ie-
port the same true and correct as stated. In
witness whereof we, the said Auditors, have
hereunto set our hands at the Commissioners
Office, in the Borough of Lewisburg, the l1ih
day of February, 4. d. 1887.
JOHN SCIIRACK,l
ATTEST 4. THOMAS, Auditors
4 KKNxLpY Clerk. j. u. BOiAR,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06


Tuesday morning, Resolutions were
adopted, and the Convention adjourned to
attend the Inauguration.
-Witte is hopping mad, and the West
growl savagely because they have not one
of the candidates.
Gen. Packer is personally a popular and
capable man, but politically all wrong as
he can be- His lifelong connection with
the Canal jobbers, will both strengthen
and weaken him.
The candidates are all Priuteri-poor
fellows! but, like Tray, their "company'
condemns them.
A constitutional question here arises /:
As Gen. Packer is citizen of the Estate
Of Williamsport," is be eligible to the
office of Governor of Pennsylvania!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-06
New Frame Store Room.

Frame Earn. and other necessary GU
buildings, and a humber of FRUITA
TEEES-al. late the estate of GloR6r -.
HA,sa, deceased.
- The above establishment IS situated c.
the Canal art Railroad. The SIoreroom h
heretofore been occupied as such. There g
an excellent GriSt NH 4 few rods off, bur
store within three miles. Surrounded BIS .
prosperous Farming community is all
gelher an excellent place for the Mercall:
aud other business.
sale 20 commence at II o'clock AM. Of "a
day. Terms made known at sale by
JOHN \. MERTZ. AdminiStra;or.
b. order OF the Court: e. BorD PURsLI, C.
February -, 1857
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T>rmishurg C5runitlr,
o. N. woRpEN, J. R. CORNELIUS & E. SMITH

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