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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04


on n,ivn.s terms Two vessels, q bark AMI big 70
Ns',ps y s. aooc. y bbl. The bark De'phos 70
Iubon With Saves at s3j big OF $50 tuns out 70
Erepci West Irdiss With Lumber ut $500. vessel
from Bsrgor 70 French West Indies with Lumber a.
g N feet.
Tie business Of the Sub-Tressufy was; Receipts
&lO9 GA 5O-s39, 900 from Customs; Payments, 1885,,
s74 SO; Balance, s. sol, .65 IS.
The market for foreign Exchange is firm, but not
active. Leading drawers have put up their asking
rates ard the rar pe Of quotations is lOi to O9 tor ser
ling.
Adrian H. Muller win hold sale of bonds and stocks
TO morrow (Wednesdsy) at i"l o'clock at the Mer'
charts Exchange. Among the stocks 70 De SOLO are
10000 of Ohio sixes, and $4,000 Of Brooklyn City
Water Loan bonds.
8. Draper will hold sale of bonds and stocks at the
Merchants Exchange tomorrow "wednesday, a. isi
O'Clock.
Albeit II. Nicolsy viii hold sale Of stocks AMI
bonds tomorrow "wednesday a. ~ O'Clock, Ct the
Merchants Exchange.
The Eagle Fle-Insurance Company has declared
dividend of 10 p cent, payable on the 9Th inst.
The following sales were made at auction by 5.
Draper:
$500 Missouri y Bonds intcr.. sdded....;.
IS 90 Nils Horizon Railroad S. intere" added 80
shares Bsni state Of eel
% .hsIss IN pOrtsI,, and T.aer.
81 share: Artisan Bsni Stock %
% .hsIe. Artisans p Bsnh st0ch.
50 .hsIes Manhattan Fre-Insurspce Company.
Also, the following by Albert H. Nicolay:
81 COO Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad a. Interest added ~
siSSo Mi~suies City =, interest 81
share: American 6san0 eoGGpany
10 Phenx Insurance Company
20 shares Brevoort Insurance
The Directors of the Grocers' Steam Sugar Refining
Co. have decided to suspend payment, and will ask 40
extension.
The TRANSACTIONS at the Clearing House show an in
creased volume of business. The amount to-day was
sl2t2l2, 994.
Messrs. Thompson, Morse & Co., No. . Wall street,
quote Currency Land Warrants, &C., this week as
follows
f.I cent P si.oaSa
R Rssf Isna
Gsnsd. sSS Wisconsin DO Discount
North Carolina and Virginia. lod IL cent discount
GRs ssaSsIs s1yi
Domestic Exchanges are still unsettled and subject
10 frequent change.
WYNN ss ssns. . ss sss,. acre
80 acre Wsrrsnts...7o cents acre % cents acre.
10 acre WsTans....65 cents acre. 20 cents acre.
loOscre Warrants. rs cents acre. W cents acre.
Market firm, with an improving demand.
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive Of spece) from NcwYork to foreign Por:s
for the week and since Jan. L;
Total for the week....S 81 $1,000 &1,51Ssil fL46sS
Previously reported.... 5all4,6o5 e4nzpl o"]'o''"
Since Jan. 1......... sAals5 SIS 1854. ssLasa,wl
Messrs. Wimerdings & Mount sold q. auction 2,6ll
of Goods nv order 0f the Atlantic
Cotton Mile The sale was for cssh in current funds
al affanfinr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

The sem annual interest on the bonds of the Union
Canal Company was due and payable yesterday, but
was not paid
At Philadelphia, the money market is very quiet
there Is some little demand for prime paper at short
date, but only few choice names can be negotiated
ct II y cent per month.
Sixty fright cars passed over the Boston and Msas
Railroad two mornings in Succession last week, osded
with cotton from the Great Falls manufacturing estsb
Gshment, which is Gent to Boston to be shipped to
England. We understand that 1000 bales have thus
been disposed Of.
The following is an abstract Of the business Of the
Pension Bureau for October, under the act Of sd
March, 1855:
Number of for bountylind received LILO
Number Of warrants certificates Issued. l6Si
Number Of lets received brefed and registered lin
cludDa bounty.!4n and claims 5lS0
Number al letters frslked from the oce.. a0iS
Total number OF applications received oS
Total number of warrants certificates
To satisfy these warrants will require &c go, $50
acres, as follows, viz:
ASH Warrants for l6c eseh .......ll $4,000
es659 Warrants for 40 2S9Eo
ass Warrants for 80 acres esch......,.. S,T34IfO
$50 Warrants for GO sores each. ........... l9No
Warrants for 40 acres each lb,loO
Wsrrsn,. Tor 100 acres eash ,,..,,,,.. 500
5Warrants tor 10 acres eaeh............ %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

MINIATURE ALMAsic....THs Dky !.
Sun-Rises,. "a Igets........4 IS Moon Hsss, N
HIGH wArER....rHIs otE -.
Sandy HOOK. 8l3 Gov. Ispd.. 90jm Hell 6afe.ssssws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

Market firm, with an improving demand.
We annex q comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive of speciel from New York to foreign pors
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
For the Lswisburg Chronisle.
Too much Law,

One Of the greatest curses of civilized
societies and governments, is, too much Law.
Their archives are lumber of statute
books, the enactments of which often con.
found each other, and the Interpretation Of
which keeps in existence profession whose
whole policy is to keep up the complication
Of laws SO that it will put common sense
at tdefance. The latest legislature, whether
Of a nation or of a corporation, thinks itself
wiser than all all its predecessors, ,and, per
force Of its mission, revises all their labors.
Often enaoting new statutes without ascer.
tanning whether or not they annul or con.
a;ct with those already existing, they make
government, legislation, and law. puzzle,
a farce, and too often down right curse
Democracy should study simplicity and
directness, Of all things, and republic
should have no laws that are not reasona.
bic and clearly ineligible to common
sense. How true the saying, "That nation
is best governed, which is governed least"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
Union County Court Proclamation

XNHEREAS. the Hon. AB'M S.WIlSON,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, Mitilin and Snyder, and
PHILIP RuHL and JSo w SIaoSToS Esqs., AsSo-
ciaie Judges in Union county. have issued their
precept, bearing date the 2lsi day of Feb'y,
1857, and 10 me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions,
at LEWISBURG, for the county of UNION,
on the THIRD MONDAY of MAY next,
(being the 18Th day) 1857, and 10 continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables IN
and for The county of Union, TO appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqul-
stions, examinations and other remembrances
TO do those things which of their offices and in
their behalf appertan TO be done; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic 10 notice
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
if S Office in Lewisburg, the l4th day Of
April in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifly-Seven, and the seventy
ninth year of the Independence of the United
States of America.-God save the Common
wealth! DANIEL ID. GCLDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
II. Il. Dersham, II. D.,
IIAYING MECHANICALLY located in Le-

Ill wisburg, Pa, respectfully tenders his
Professional Services To the citizens ol ihIs
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention
TO the duties of his profession 20 merit snare
of their patronage. Attention will also be PAID
to Chronic Diseases of every name land treated
with unparalleled success.
DR. UERSHAN graduated at the renowned
American Electic Medical College, Cincinnati,
having first studied the Old or Allopathic sys-
TEN Of medicine, and attended Lectures IN one
of the Old School Medical Colleges Of PhIlad-
elphia but becoming convinced OF the super
iority of the New or American Eclectic system,
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in the Reformed or Anne
rican Eclectic Medical College Of the Queen
CITY of the West. This Institution, although
vet in its infancy superior in the Great est and
has already annually students than the four Of her
Medical Colleges of Cincinusti combined II u s'nding
physicians all parts Of globe and in Ohio, Indiana,
&c, they will soon be more numerous than any other
class Of phy -icau-.
The prineipa difference between the Rsfnrmed rev or
Eclectic the old AopAthe system Of mpciur II this
the New School medicinal agent that IS in any
injurious the human system, such as tAonl'i,
Arsenic AntmOny, ,Sc for superior and harmless agents
have Of late wears discovered (by the lib raj
and progressive physicians Of the New scbool that sre
complete substitutes for those delet-rious medicines Ca
lornel, 6c.;j therefore have n'ei for them WIKI
these valuable agents. and all those of the Old or
Alopahc school except few poisons mentioned ahor-,
and all the improvements of every other system OF -d
cine las the Homeopathic, ydr0pathic rhomsonisn. &c)
many diseases curshe that considered
impossible and that without breaking down the
sttution, and creating other diseases, Debility Rheu
matsm. Dypepsia Liver Disease, liberated Sore Threat,
Diseased Bones, premature Los of Teeth, &c.
The New school certainly claims great superiority in
the treatment all diseases. IL hes feen proved Is
Clinical reports that the mortality-taking all diseases
togetheris less than per cent that Of Asatic Cholera
is only per cent
Th; is an age Of progress and improvements and the
New School is always progressing not being bound down
by despotic creeds and antquated theories
o. OFFICE in NORTH THIRD street 1918
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
Union County Court Affairs.
Adjourned Court Proclamation.

Whereas, the Hon. Abraham s Wilson, Pre-
sident Judge for the Goth Judicial District of
Pennsy 'vania, composed oi the counties OF
Union, Mifflin and Snyder. and Philip Ruhle
and John w. Simonton, Esq S, Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their precept,
bearing date the 2ist day of February, 1857.
and TO me directed, for the holding of Court
of Common Pleas at Lewlsburg for the county
of Union on the second Monday of May next,
(beng the lth dav) 1857, and 10 continue one
week, NOTICE is therefore hereby given to
Witnesses and all persons interested in the
Issue List, to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
TO be punctual in their attendance at the time
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
ifs Office III Lewisburg, the 9Th day of April
A. d. 1857, and in the seventy.ninth year of
the Independence of the us. of America.
God save the Commonwealth
DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of a VI.
- n. FG. issued cut Of the Cyuu Of C.,
mon Pleas Of Union county. and To NE e.
ted. will expose 10 Public sale, al 1he =.
l>eS. on Saturday. the 10th day Of Nav r.
at . o'cl ck T. ", to wit: certain irs-
land, situate IN he township Of Whue l.,
and coguiv aforesaid. bounded east ty g.,
uf J. Il. Keller and oiherS, south ty a..
Isaac High, west by land of John Geyer. q
north ty lands Of Frederick DerShsm q
heirs # John High. deceased, contaIna.
acres. more or less, whereon are ererst
two Stgey log frame house, frame ns1
wagon she'd, and other outbildings, SC
the apqur'enanceS, as The property of F.
cis nDAl,-. ID. ID. GULDIN. Sae-..
Sheriff : Office. lewiSburg, ApIIl 2G, j.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
A Book from Gov, Gearv.

[The Chicago Tribune has the following
statement. We presume the informant OF
that Journal is Governor GoRMAN, of Min.
nesota.
awe are told by Democrat of unques.
toned faithfulness to his party, himself a
Governor, that in late conversation with
Gov. GEARY, be learned that that gentle
man is preparing from his Diary, faithful
ly kept during his administration, sum.
mary of events in Kansas, as they came
under bis own personal or official observa-
ton. We are told by the same authori-
ty, that in that book, when it is given to
the country, the allegations of the Repub-
lican journals in relation to the iendish
atrocities practiced upon the Free State
men by the Border Rufian invaders will
not only be confirmed, but fully proved.
IL uiU be stated that, during trip on a
much .trequented road, soon after his arri-
rdt IN tie Territory, he sa'c ticen,y-sir mur.
dered Free State men. Some of these had
been shot or Drained, and thrown out by
the road side to rot under the burning sun.
Others had been scalped as Indians scalp
their victims. One was pinoned to a tree
by a bowie knife driven through his heart
into the solid wood at his back; on his
breast was fastened q written warning to
all other Abolitionists. Some were
buried just beneath the prairie sod, their
hands and arms left sticking out of the
shallow holes into which they had been
thrown. Upon others, the nameless mu-
tiiations of private parts which character
ize the ferocious JOY of the Indian, in the
moment Of victory, had been committed.
In all cases, brutality seemed to have ex-
hausted itself in insulting what, among all
civilized men, whether friend or foe, are
looked upon with respect-the bodies of
the dead
"Had these things appeared in the let
ters detailing events in Kansas between
May and November last, those publishing
them would have been suspected of exag-
geration, even by their own political
friends yet more than one of the atroci.
ties which the Governor will describe was
written by faithful correspondents for our
columns, hut we refused publication for
the reason alleged above.
"Wbat efforts may be made to suppress
revelations like these, which will not only
convict the Missourians, and the allies of
III that has been charged upon them, but
he entire Border, Rufian press of the
North of completely, or criminal silence,
n regard to these atrocities, we can not
ell. But if the Governors present deter
nination is adhered to, his will be the
ensation book of the season. We await
is appearance, knowing that its testimony
an not be questioned, and tha, it will be
;--.:c--.:--- ~r n.PuLiiUaulsm and de.
erved and overwhelming rebuke Of its
pponents." g,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
HfCkOk's Patent Portable
KEYSTONE CIDER & WINE MILL
patented Nov. 20, 1855.

Iatrhttu NOV ~ LoJJ-
ep This is not the MIL sold in si2 1t exc4is all mills
in the market in the and speed with which it
grinds, and in the great power Of the press
Manufactured at tie Eagle Works, Harrisburg
PLEASE TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
HyHAT this is entirely new mill-no ex-
pense has been spared in its manufacture
all the materials are the very best, and are
used unSparingly. The Cylinders are almost
twice the length Of the former oneSaud all,ln-
eudiny the top Cylinder. madr Of Iron. The screw Is
inches diameter, with heavy = thread cut on
it, The beam the Press is INSTEAD Of wood
made aud the thread Of the nat cut fr
inches through it. The power Of the Press j.
much Increased and cannot be broken by any fair means
The the Tub.and other parts of the Press
perfect The Boxes and Hopper all DOvtT
I'd together the Journals in longbearngS aud sst
ly the workmanship shall not be eAeele ly any marline
II the kind whatever Perfection being the 10th
the arrangement and the mechanical department
All persons who have teen obliged u The old fish
toned Mill. how ineonvehirnt it l..
especially thns who have not large quantities Of appr--
Nv having this Mil on YOUR plantation or fryo can
any time few minute, make few gallon. cf
cider for present. You very peOU>iy MAKE
up few barrels. The Naehinr. w, worked Is ,patle
Of making l. barrels of cider a day, with ease.
The machine i made hy h"rsestsam or hand pow
and when the pVpes ground. sna boy Il four
teen Gears # age press tn" pomace with all esr Tn"
following may be abdGced the decided adv antases Of
this mill
frst-I, will make more Cider than any other Press.
with given quaury Of upUlrs in given tim-Au with
- :, y "a ''s"' ' So S''' '44e' man
an Ut',e' ~ IN a., ,, 81, - - - -. =.
iHilu- i"u ra, "ANe ''" ''i, a. - AHt ~ am
WIN !'u want II anu III i1A'iS 'i'' '4e s''oh !"
U'pIelS. ,,-,, O.. ~,
:, ioui % t i,'i >. ~ % - - :
hvtia,7' 49,, "'''t- - 80 :. - - - g, -
~, IN u ' ~ " ~ ~ ~ s'' anu
Wi,b I'll III. Ix.D.,,cs -es,iti, from, III. ,,...s;
.rJ ,rs. a, ~ N.-II,,., . nc. "a Io,. n, -
,.,hjr H. ,e,rt az .fir,- Il h.. ttat an, ,r,.,l,,
Ir,,.- vrs,,li a., ,.,rb,,., -
EECOHVfND frYOVS
J,.s.r,,r> Inn ,s,t rs-t
W q Uryry >fE-I I,,,. -f, ,.f ,,,tr l,,l,, -
nm. ,,.-, tkr MN I,.t ,-,,.-.r ami -, A., a. -
INV bu,hel. Of ar,lr, Ter h,ur k~,t M. -r.,is rl
tu.lye hours ana can tr-s aut 40 barre ~i..-.-
hour with men. can Ertn-nd yoa= improved
Ciicr MIL % al isui; -r1w~-- fr -Ti and
labor ras- itr-s 50 gallons ct r1i-r fun nine
and ore-Eai hush = ZrHn s1---- Th- cider rsa ts
pr-ei from the fonsr vrh7at Us.n- water Clt-r
vii krep ye&r -lg-. safe = 10. l> a. th- press,
JOHN MIbNBE
= lvtIs-Ju'y -. lbs
Ma W o iiicEos --f0ur Mills here. and We have
500 th-in ana n,d 90 v NOR, A. they aEe
ihu' - 80 ~ f., ,.i nan M
u'net hlhl We NOV teE V '' - ta-N4! a4pssl4- q
IL, m at sS'-prie OF the other -,
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
IS WtTNE6aRg,
OR, THE
FORGER CONVICTED

IpliN :. Dl rs the Author. who has had 10
N experience as Banker and Publisher and author
q of Srtes of LsotTes al The BTodd,oay Tabe,1,aele
when for 10 successive nights Es-50 Coz Prore
greeted him with rounds of applause while he xhi-
, bited the manner in which couuterfiters exerut.
their frauds and the surest and shortest means of
dctectin; them! The Bank Note Engravers all ssy
that he is the greatest Judge Of Paper Money living
5 Greatest Discovery Of tie Present. Cen-
? tWy tor Detecting Counterfeit BankNotes.
Describing every genuine bill in existence and XIII
biting at glance every counterfeit in circulation
: Arranged admirably. that reference is .rsy and
; detection Instantaneous. No index to examine No
pages to hunt upi But simplified and arranged
that the Merchant Banker and Business Man can
See Gu at a gidncsl
English, French and German, thus may each read
2 the same in his own native tongue.
j, NostpertectBank Note List euer published
Also list Of all the Private Bankers in America A
complete summary Of the finance of Europe and Amer
lea viii be published in each edition. together th all
:. the important News Of the Day. Also,
8 A SERIES OF TALES,
: From an Old Manuscript found in tie East II fur
nshes the most complete history Of Oriental Life de-
scribng the most perplexin- positions in which the
= ladies' and gentlemen Of that country have been So
often found These stories will continue throughout
the whole year, and viii prove the most entertaining
3 ever offered to the public.
Ea-furnished Weekly to Subscribers oply at 81
. year. All letters must be addressed to
JOHN S. DYE. BROKER.
Publisher and Proprietor, 20 Wall St. NEW YonK
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
DIR. KELLING'S
Cancer InS

Cancer Institute, for the Treatment OF
Cancers, Tumors, Wens. Ulcers, Scrofula, or
any Growth or Sore. Chronic Diseases gene
rally can be cured (fcurable) without surgica!
operation or poison. For all particulars write,
state diseases plainly, and enclose 25 cts for
advice; Letters must have a postage stamp
enclosed TO pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address KEELING. MD.
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co, Pa.
Mechanicsburg is miles from Harrisburg on the V.
Railroad, and accessible from ali parts of the Union
Old and young, poor and rich ALIVE will do YOU
good Hs-To those afflicted who not visit me De- rso
naiy will send mail receipt Of IS only Recipe
to prepare Medicine with full Directions for use &C. State
all particulars. Address $ above 6mb7O
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

RICE Us. HIpPLE.-This was an action
Of covenant to recover from Henry Hipple
quit rents on a lot owned by him, in Lam
disburg, Perry county Pa, from 1911 un-
til 1856 The defendant objected to the
payment because the lot in controversy
was drawn and ASST gned to the holder by
lottery. The cause was submitted to the
Court for its opinion at January Conrt
1857, and at the opening of April Court,
Judge Graham delivered his opinion,
from which We CLEAN the following The
town of Landisburg was laid out by Abra-
ham Lands, in 1893 The lots were as.
signed to ticket holders by lottery. A
ticket sold for 3 pounds, and there were
no blanks, and each lot SO drawn was sub
ject to the payment of one dollar per year
as ground rent. Lot No. IL, of Deft.,
was drawn by John Bigler, and passed
through many intermediate hands to the
present Plff The Court decided that the
defence of Henry Hipple was without mer-
it. There was no eqity in giving him
what he ha9 never purchased, and what
those from whom be derived his title nev-
er claimed Judgements for Plff, for quit
rents from April ls4l till 1856, at one
dollar per year
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all c.

/ UllJE Is nereDy given 10 all con-
~ cerned, that the following named person.
have settled their accounts In the Registers
Office at LewISbure, Union county, and tha
the said accounts will be presented for confir
nation and allowance at the Orphans Cour,
to be held at LEWlSBURG, for the county OF
Union, on the fourth Friday OF MAY next
being the I'D day Of said month, VIZ:
The account of George Nader A dminis-
traitor of abraham Nader, late of Miillinburs,
deceased.
The account of John Hover, Admins
traitor with the Will annexed Of .John Spigei-
myer, late OF Hartley township, deceased.
The account of Mary Fry. Administra-
trix Of Jacob Fry, late of Union TIP, deceased.
The account Of John \. Mertz, Admin
lstrator of Cathariae Aurand, late of New
Berlin. deceased.
The account of Jno. Schrack aud Joseph
Moore, Administrators of James More. late of
Kelly township, deceased
The account of Henry Baker, Admins
traitor, and Catharine Baker, Administrative
Of Jaeob Baker, late of BufIaloe Tp, deceased.
The account of Daniel Weidensaul, ,Ex-
ecuior of the last will and testament of George
hinkiebieeh. late of Hartley TIP, deceased.
S The account of Thomas HAYES and
Thomas Comfy, Executors of the last will and
testament of Wm. A. Patterson, ia:e of Kelly
township, deceased.
The account of Daniel Spigelmyer and
Daniel knauss. Executors of the late will and
testament of Mem knauSS, late of Hartley
township deceased.
10 The account Of Thomas Reber, Guard.
ian OF urgmet Myer, minor child of Henry
Meyer, late of Lewisburg deceased.
IL The account of George Dreisbach, Ad-
minstrator of Samuel Frederick, late Of Har-
tley township, deceased.
l2 The final account of George Dreisbach
and John Kline, Administrators of jacob KHne,
late of Mifilinburg, deceased.
l3 The account of m.C.Barber. Admin
istra,or of Thomas Barber, late of Kelly town.
ship, deceased.
IA The account of A. D. H. Kemper. Guar
dian of four of the minor children of Nancy
heisfer, late of Harley township, deceased.
J. w. PENNINGTON, Rsg'r.
Registers Office, ,Lewisburg, April is, 1857 .
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-01

C'HERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue cf,
- FL. Fa issued ont OF the Court Of 4
mon Pleas Of Union County, and TO mst
ed, will expose TO public sale at the b.-'
David Herr, in the borough of LEVY
MONDAY the lth day of MAY next. IN 50.
4 lot Of ground situate IN Smitb's 49,.
10 the borough Of Lewisburg. Lot \ /,
bounded west by Seventh street. norL - =
ter Hursh, cast by Oak Tree alley and - =
by Ii, of Mrs. DeNormandie, conra.,.
front 55 feet. wheieon is erected one =.
half storey frame House, frame s,aAs 4.
with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and 70 h..
as the property Of Ja0,es Hengifan.
ID. d. .GuLDlN. She's
Sher,n's Office, Lewlsburg, April 10. l.s,