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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

hNios eAtpss-FIsI Nicn OF THE Orua.-Ts.re
"" not full house night 81 Nibo's earsen for the
nff' night o. The Italian opera under Mar Msrcrcs's
management The attendance was, however, very rood
eet lacked the brilliant enins presented by the Opera
audience at the Academy Of Music The opera was the
"Trsvais Of Verdi vieetts By Ems de eszzanrs, cher
debut Ia New York; Alfred by ssnor Brrnou; Ger.
mont by slgnor Awodio All the artIsis had warm 70.
cep'ons, and when Mareirek ASSUMED the orchestra.
throns he obainei gratifying recognition At the hand.
Of The audience
LArR. KrrSr's THsArss -" Love OF q Pr,ncsu Vas
performed for the nrst ZINE this thsatre last evening
The play wss very well acted, and exceedingly well
mounted The costumes and scenery coul1 not hays
been Improved. Miss Laura Kesnes Frsderisk and Mr..
Burneffs King deserve especial com mepdstion. Alto
gs'her the piece successful and the author Of the
English version wu rewarded with . call II sbe CLOSE
MI esyior appeared In The private boz and returned his
10 the audience and the actors espe
sally 70 Ma, Kseps NJ Borusa and Ne JOhnssou. al OF
uasm deserved ths rcosstga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

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We arc indebted 10 Mr. Edward W. Hull purser or a.
George LAW for favors and to the enerpnsrg express
company Of Freeman o., the Atlantic and PAmno tx.
press Company, and 10 The San vrsnnisco news dsp a
J. ". Sullivan FIR nles Of California and other papers n
advance Of the mail delivery.
Tho George Law reports that on March 70, (oa aas
passage outward) took from on the beach d Cape nns
(east end Of Ouba the captain and the brig Nay
c. Haskell, from New York FOR Uenfuegos which vsssa
had gone ashore on that point "a hours previous
The United States mall steamship Granada J. No3ow.
a. Esq, commander, sailed nom AspnwsII April e. -
O'Clock p. NJ. for Havana, with The mails and pssssl.
gers for New Orleans.
The steamship Tennessee from New York arrived q
Aspinwall April {, u O'Clock P. H.
Tho Royal Mall Oompanys steamship Clyde aynrs1 a
Aspnwan April 4, from Oarthagena.
Tho George Law has brought home the osuos.s sza
OF the United States sloop Of war Decatur nov ~.
ing al Panama for which che brought on, relief crew.
The Pacific Nail Steamship Companys steamship Colds.
Gate sailed nom San Fraucasco March a. 50 A. H.
with $50 psasepgers the United States mails ana
N,e4s,.s4 50 in treasure. frsish destined - lca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

THE state Suit Against Palmer, Cock AZ
Co,-rhesw Defence
Prom the Alta Caliornls March p1l
Tbs foowvr are ths principal points embraced I, shx
srf~er o. Psirsr Cork %, W shs dsol.r,toa \, ~.
,1n srcsssi By tas ats state Treasurer !, r,or,v m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

1n Bali AT rHs oruA.-rhs grssd soifss don.ani>
at tho Academy Of Music this evening win be brilliant
snsr Without doubt The Management s In the mos,
accomplished hands. All New York will DO at this last
grand display OF beauty and fashion, and The season
will be wound up In the most approved stvls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

Nrw ORLEANS, April ia, 1857.
Cotton 1bsfs ~as better feeling In our oo,,o. MAJ
ket 70 day, and the sales foot mp COCO bales We quo.e
middnpg M 13Hc. 1870. Receipts 10 day 1000 bales
Exchange on London 81 per cent
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Notice 20 the Public.

Our columns are again ovsrerowdsd with advertise.
msnts, and We are therefore compelled 70 leave out
large number this morning We shah publish sup.
elemental shssa 70 70 meet the demands Of the
public Indeed, We shall soon be compelled 70 issue .
supplemental sheet daily during the business season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

Mails Tor Europe.
TIE NAV YORK HkRALD-EDI1IoN FOR EuRoPx.
The Consrd steamship Aria. Captain Lott, win leave
shs port 70 morrow tor Liverpool
The mails will close in this city at hapast clock
IN the morning.
xhs European edition OF The HxIAID, printed In French
md Duglsh vii be pubshed a, O'Clock In the
Ing. Single copies, In wrappers, zixpenoe.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for any edition Of the
uIw YoRx HERALD win be received Ut the following
piAeS in Europe
LoDos-Am European Express Co., 81 King William u.
PAKIs- Do. do. 8 P1soe de u Bourso.
LEvRrooL-Do. do. 9Chapel street.
Lxvmrood-John Hunter, I2 Exchange stree<, Cast.
1AvKS-Am European Express Co., Il Rue Cornee.
fhs contents Of the European edition Of the HsRAID
yin combine The news received by mail and telegraph
q Ne olos during the previous week, and up to The
nouY Of publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

THE ANTT-SLlvERY TRTUMIT IN Sr. LOUISA
great deal Of nonsense has lately been published
with regard 10 the recent local election in st.
Louis, Missouri, where the anti-savery ticket tri-
umphed over the pro-slavery candidate. There
is nothing wonderful in the result of that cleo
ton With the latitude and longitude, soil and
climate Of Missouri free labor must eventually
drive slave labor farther South. We reason from
the examples Of Illinois and Indiana, where the
the land is cut up into town lots and small farms
for free white working population. The hold
ers Of large tracts become rich in day. while
the small farmer reaps a competence from his
labor IL will be the came In Missouri which
viii he filed with free white farmers, increasing
the value Of town property md small farms, and
stimulating all sorts Of real estate spcculations
Thus free white labor win have value far be-
You'd that Of slave labor, which latter is more
Iuitable for warmer climate-a climate unplea-
SAINT 10 The white laborer. The State of Missouri
is undergoinga change which grows out Of natu.
nl principles ard which will gradually make Il
ff'e State The institution Of slavery will not be
injTvd by The change in localities where il is
profitable, aud none but rabid politicians need fly
nto passion about such triae as the st. Louis
eection, which has only q social bearing. There
$50 danger that South Cato'ius or Louisiana
"iheyer undergo TIC change which q Inevitable
IN N'g,uti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

The %. Lawrence River,
MosrasAI, Apfil IL, 1887.
Inc ~ I.vrence river open In mont o. this city
The ICE pod forty feet high the banks OF the river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

he gs. Layvrene% Rive,

wAsHtsoros, April Is, 1851.
By The Southsra mall this afternoon we have New Or
leans papers OF the 7h nst bat they contain no news
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EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. FroyD JONES made IN unsuoceesFul ss.emps 70
briSg up the Excse BILL bot me House refused 70 sus
pend the order OF business FOR thst purpose.
Mr. WAKYMAx reported the Senate bill nor she rekus-
ton Of the harbor Of New York Referred 10 committee
OF sixteen 70 report complete.
The House Asn concurred In the Senaseb Anendmenu
70 several bills.
the bill TO extend the time for the completion Of the
Albany and Railroad, and requiring the csy
Of Albany to pay the lean Of one million 70 tho road
REQUIRED by the original law, was taken up.
NJ TOWNSEND moved TO Yeo0mmit ne BILL with inStruo
tons 10 amend BY striking cot the section requiring
Albany 70 pay The million loan.
Inc previous question moved and ordered and 10
SPEAKER decided the same the hnal passage OF the
BILL QUITTING or M. Townvepds motion
Inc b,l hen passed BY ayes 81; Nays
The Committee Of Conference tho bill for the relief
TIE report was sgreeA TO-
Mr. KIrcaux moved to suspend the order OF business
In order to enable him 70 report bill to authorize Do
Grease In the draw Of the Albany aud Central Railroad
bridge Carried By ayes, Is; nays, 70
Mr.. kEfCaUM then reported the bill. and Mr.. PRHNDnR-
moved Il be ordered 70 Q third reading. Garrett.
The bill Was then read . third time and passed, By
ayes, IT; nays, %.
The bill 20 authorize the establishment OF two STATE
Asyums for The Insane lost by ayes, 28 nays Az
The bill appointing Board Of Commissioners to In
qure into and adjust the claims OF survivors Of the
Of 1919 wss passed.
Inc bin 10 aid the Commissioners Of Emigration was
reported and put forward
large number Of private bills were thes read and
passed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

On tho 2cth uh., or Nuguerista Island boarded u
company's steamship John L. Hephsns, with ths mas
and passengers Of the 5sh Of March, from New York -
New Orleans; al we'll.
On the Seth uls, u 1915 P. n, arrived d Acapaes
sailed again for Panama $50 A. H., soth un. srrvsa n
Panama April 4th, SAN
The Golden Gate sailed from San Francisco On Tia 49,
u, her usual day, but In consequence Of striking On.
oealed rock In going out which oAussd her 70 Isak bsy
she forced 10 return The same day. shs ~ ,us
dsssy taken on the United States dock q Marc Isand
repaired and sailed again on the morning or the ssl.
Ths Paoine nan Steamship Uompany's steamship 0slA~
Age sailed IRON Panama on the night Of March % vsn
~ malls ssd passengers frsa New York end New O..
leans sesh NAych eli wslL
The United states ships Iudepsndsnos and Dsossur a
Panama, ana oysns on Aspnwall; III well On board.
The eo'dsa ea.swAs the only vessel tina. Len q.
rrsncisoo The steamers Of the Nioaysgua me havng
Sage was therefore raised 10 e200 70 S2So sooordn0
eye, 3loe.
The clipper Grsa, Republic, Captain Imsburnsr. ~
rved San Franc,soo on NE OH Of March, ainesysas
days rom New York, mailing the nh best voyage BE-
ton, ahd vas visited BY thousands.
a seaman on the olIppsY Neptune Oar, named JoAs
leo Tea. ssd 1ls i.ss.ssiy lined on Ne iosa all D.
years.
The wcsther In oil para OF oalforsiS ms noM dsa:
cous The run tree were loaded Will sissens. gysag
promise OF abundant fYu and the vnols aos ~ ia aaI
wm covered with vsrdure and flowers.
Shoe The summary executions Of the robbers a La
ANGELES ereas quiet mas prevailed In that quarter aal
he mcs happy eee Arc nkey 70 result rom ihoss e.
we're, but well timed aots Of rstributon
Gold 10 repore 70 have bcen found on thu Isiasa q
Anacapa near SANTA BArbara and also branch a shs
san Buer avcntura river ~ miles northeast OF the aVv
near whore the old mines were worked previous 70 ks
late god discoveries.
Lieut. Bsae-vth whose return the people ere muAh
peaAed-hs again o, 70 take command on Fort Teyon:
while hor Blake had gone 70 take charge NE poss q
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Election Riot at Queoec.
QuIase. April IS, 1851.
Saturday was ths first day Of the Parliamentary sss
ton In 'his city. rio, occurred in st. RochS In which
the Chief and several members OF the police force were
hurI The military had TO be called osl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

The Weather In the Southwest, sc.
Despstches iron Jackson, Mssinippi state that sir
inches Of snow fell there yesterday.
The Missouri river s 30 high thai overlooked nj wes
ton, Lexington snd other towns.
The ioe Ct solid on Lake Pcpsn
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

SHoCKING CAsUALTY-On Sunday
morning, 10Th inst. the wife of DR.. Jacob
lIasscnplug, Of Nihiinburg, rose early and
lighted glass lamp of fluid, which explO-
ded while in her hand, throwing the burn
ing fluid over her person, and upon the
bed Her husband succeeded in extin-
gushing the flames, but not until she was
most severely burned-it was for some
days feared fatally, but VIC are happy to
learn she is now recovering.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
IR. EELLIIrC'S
III 4-N-@4-I---s = =
eaucc- Institute. for he Treatment .

Cauccr Institute. far he Treatment. q
Cauccrz. Tumors, Nens. UicsTs. Sc..:.'a. o.
any Growth ~ Sore. Chronic Disease gone
rally can Dee cured Ufcurabie) ~it''1ui sUr-iea'
operation or P,i..u. F,raIl pat1r- .a-> vt..',
state diseases plainly. and cnclcSr - c.. t.r
advice; Lc'lers must have 4 rCsIage stamp
enclosed 10 pay answer. Medicine sent a..y
distance. address KEELING. ND,
McchanicShrr@ Cumberland Co, p.
Nc-iari.-' 2. l-.'a e.. IA ia-I5 ..-- a.. :
IaI'ra!, and asre. Dr. i-.. a.. .lt- ,i ,Lr u-.'-
U.t aul yput f.s-- and rel. l.s a- o.. &c gen.
.-ITi s-T" thr-r afflicted who me- yr.-.
Isily, i.l .rs.,! y I.t rr,-ii ,f = -i r
10 prrr-rr Ir!risr.vi'h f1iI T,r,'ri g. 50 o..
all paut!ru as. Aldrr-- a~ .-lute tII -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
LcsgssOssTN E'N.
FRIDAY MORNING, July 81, 1897

pyERTIZE ,-Nanurscturers, Merchants. Mechanics
"A Public O.irers in Cts and Country, Publishes
all who wish buy scllwoul do we'll 10 employ the
columns of the LrIgiyjuq Cf7lole, which has a large
nnl increasing circulation in a community containing
large proportion Of active, solvent producers consumers
and dealers, : any in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Rev. E. Kin
caid, the missionary to Burmah, who had
delivered letter from the King of Ava
to the President, today received one in
reply, to be conveyed by him to that mon.
arch, cordially reciprocating the wishes
for friendly relations, and trusting tha,
peace and good will may be perpetual be.
tween Burmah and the United States.
Col. FoRNEY's New PApER.-A Phil
adelphia correspondent of the New York
Herald says that the newspaper movement
Of Col. Forney is pregnant with mischief,
and there is very fair prospect that Cam
eron and his Black Republicans will rule
the roost in Pennsylvania for some years
to come. $50 mote it be-"
The Lock Haven Bank declared semi
annual dividend of per cent And the
Insurance Company have made their first
assessment, per cent. on premism notes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

@~The Democracy and their Indians
had not come into the Minnesota Conati.
tutional Convention, at our last dates. The
Republicans were going on with their bu.
siness. 1t is believed this quarrel was 60!
up by the Locos as an excuse for keeping
Minnesota out of the Union, while they
work in Kansas with two pro-slavery US.
Senators.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
g 'sNpR9VENpEWTs {"

TN consequence of the terrestrial revolutions
i going on in lower Market street, GOLD
SMITH d BRO. are compelled to remove
the young Mammoth Clothing Emporium mp TO
next door below Walls old Mammoth Store
where, with better accommodations, we are
prepared to sell CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Call and see. June 8, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
UNION COUNTY, IS.

UNION COUNTY, rs.
In the matter Of the In the Court Of Common
Petition turthc In. Pleas of Union Cuun-
corporation ofihe ry at May Term 1851.
Union COuntyig- No. 81.
cultural SUcIety.
Public notice Is hereby give1 thai on the
2ist day Of May, \. u. 1851, Jacob Gundy,
john y. Merlz. HelTy WIRES Michael Brown,
Robert II. Laird, Francis Wilson, Richard y.
u. Lincoln, Joseph Meixel, John Guniv,lamas
Moore,R VI. Musser, nayil iIennu2. William
Rule, Jacob Hummel, Reuben Snyder, Ionn
Locke. J. Younenan and John Rnhland,m mem.
bcrs Of Union County Agricultural Society,
presented their Petition 10 the Court, setting
lOFIh that they are anxious 10 have saId Society
Incorporated, and have for that purpose pre-
Sen.eG 4 constitution or form of charter un-
der which they ask 10 be incorporated &c.
Which were read, and presented To the Court
and the said instrument has been perused and
examined; the objects, articles and conditions
therein set forth and contained. appearing to
the Court to be lawful, the same is ordered To
be l.ed sc. And that the PRAYER Of the re.i-
tiouers will be grated at the next September
Term Of this Court, unless sufficient cause be
shown to the contrary. By the Court.
W. Wines my hand and seal Of the
y. $. said Court, at Lewishurg, the l1,h
~.-- day Of Ju,y. 4. b. 1897.
SAMUEL R0UnH, Protbronc,arv.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
The Challenge /!

The following is a copy of Judge vii
mot's polite invitation to Gen. Packer
whieh-thc General not cha.lcnging-:ht
Judge forwarded some time since. The
Philad. Sun says that the General, instead
of answering for himself as freemen and
q noble man should, has referred the chal
Lcayc to the Locofoco State Committee fol
THEM to decide -. We wish the General
would act for himself: he is fine looking
old typo, is fluent talker, can be heard
at considerable distance, and there is no
thing bad about the canvass but his cause.
Come, General, don't play "mum," if your
Committee does advise it.
TowANDA, July II, 1857.
Hon. WM. F. PACKER:
Doar Sri propose to spend some
time, during the summer and fall, iu can
vassing before the people Of the State, the
principles and i>sus involved in the pend.
iug State election.
Party meetings bring out only that por-
ton Of the people to whom the call is
made, and the addresses are necessarily all
on one side, whereas it is desirable TINT
the whole people, SO far as may be, should
have both sides fairly presented before
them at the same time.
If it should meet your views, [ pro-
pose that We canvass 80 much of the State
as is practicable, in company, addressing
alternately the sane meetings. Should
this meet your assent, please to inform me
at your earliest convenience, so that We
may arrange the times and places Of meet
ing, order of speaking, &c, &c, Very re-
spcctfully your obcdicnt servant,
DAVID WILMOT.
Mr. WILMoT, We learn, has RESIGNED
his Judgcship, and will take the stump to
win success by deserving it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

"Tailn Argri.'-TnrNAS II. PrRnr has
commenced the publication Of shI> paper as a
new scrirS, having 10 connection with the for
mcr issue under the same title. Mr.. 7. has
resided in this place several years, and bears
a good name for responsibility and talent. He
Starts on the advance system, and in SO doing
will have a hard roW 10 hoe for a while but II
will be found best in The long run. success
10 all exccp, the PoL"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

There occasions when the healthiest people
need ucciur. the changes Of diet If the weather. and
hundreds of other causes produce Nity iu the stem
that needs correcting. In other words. the liver be
comes slightly irrause. and need stimulator. If all
Who find themselves in this situation will try pr.
fOrds lnyirorator. they he Of relief
testify to its efficacy ia curing lieadh che, Ing
Stomach and other ills common in family. II
medicine. easier aud better than dose of pill!
swallowed. Is mild tla the smallest infant
take it.
READ. READ! YE AFFLiCTEp REAU!I,-H t
ilcmhOd oilers 10 the afflicted Lis tirnuiur Preparation
Fluid Extract Buchu, which has accnnpshr the most
extraordinary cures OF all other similar rrmciI Read
thu aIvcrtiscue in another column, headed Helm
Iulj's Gruuine Preparation"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration to
w the estate of SAMUEL WALTER
late Of Union township. deceased. have
been granted to the undersigned, al! persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment,
and those having claims upon it will presen,
them for settlement on the 5th day of Septem.
Der next, at the late residence Of said deceased
J. NJ. WALTER, ,a,,ini,,,,,o-s
DAVID GROSS. A''hih''"a'0'S'
July 81, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

eSA Conference Of the Lutheran
church, embracing 20 or 80 Ministers and
Elders, was held in Lcwisburg, Monday
and Tuesday Of this week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

sa-Thc cornc, stone laying at Now
Berlin has been postponed to Sunday Odd
August, so as not TO interfere with that at
Mifilinburg on the 9th.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

r,a-Mr LAIRD, Treasurer Of Union
county, has this year Paid on State Tax
into the State Treasury $500 81
On Military Tax and Licenses 500 Gl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
zcwtsburg paarket.
MARRIED..

In L-wisburg. 2sth inst, by Rev Benjamin Rausman,
HENRY IIlLBISH Of Fre.burg and Miss MARY EEEDf
of Lew isbur-.
on the lIth inst at Linglesovn by Rev Henry Loose.
Rev. JoSERiI H. DAUGlERTI, of New Berlin aud Miss
AMELIA :. SMITH, of Nidd-burg.
On the 10th iustby Rev .pauGhcrty, JOHN fELMLY
snd Miss CATIlAIlINE SuADLE, both 81 Franklin Tp,
Snyder Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
1.tfD,

In Fast Duf.lce TIP. 2sth inst, eon Of Benysmin
Wing arden, aged about weeks.
In Roekgrove steph. Co. H. l2;h ins OF sry.ipeias,
JOHN, aged years, Of john X and ssrah Matlers,
% r--
In Spring Mills Center Co. 18th inst aged sbout a.
years. JOHN !. HAYES, late of California.
In Milton. 18th inst. Miss ELIZABETH TEAS.
In Miflnburg, 10th inst, CATIIAEINE DRIESBAClI,
aged 60 years.
On the 18th inst SARAH W.~ifs Of Allen, In
her 52th year Wmsport Press.
In Center IT,, snyder Co, list Inst, GEORGE STEIN
NIGER, sgeI So ycsrs.
In Sen.srovc. Eth inst SUSANNA, wife ofJohn Lei.
ter. I'D inst GEORGE HAHN. aged ~ years.
In Tszcwrll Co. Ill., 29th Of May sst AGED 62 years,
WILLIAM FISHER, formerly of SNYDER Co, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

1RpoiRtmcnt by the President Calvin
e. llollenbush, of Union Co., Pa, to be
an Assistant Surgeon in the Army (Junc
4, 1879
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

ra-Gcorgc Bower had all the fingers Of
his right hand Gu, of by circular saw, at
Frick, Slifcr X Co.'S saw mill, on the 2Sth
inst
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
PUBLIC SALE.
July 81, 1857.


VX7ILI. be sold at Public Vendue. a, the
w late residence Of fSAMUEL WALTER
decd in Dry Valley, Union township,
Union county, on Friday, tho Dist Ol
August. 1857, the following Persona
Property, 10 wit:
3 Horses, 3 Milk Cows and Young Cat
tle, Z Hogs and lot of Sheep, four
horse Wagon Rockaway, l Thresh-
ing Machine, / Tanning Mill, 9 Setts
Buggy Harness and Gears: also,
PlowS, HarrOwS, and other Farming
Utensils foo numerous 10 mention; +;
also, Beds, Bedsteads. Bureaus, Cup
boards. Tables. Chairs,
and variety of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH.
EN- FURNITURE.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. when
terms will be made known by
J. NJ. WALTER .d,,;,;s,r.,or.
DAVID GROSS, ADMINISTRATORS
July 81, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

UNION COUNTY, SIS.
In the matter of,he Peii- In the Court OF Com
ton for the Incorpo- mon Pleas of Uni
ration of the Method on Couniy,a "a, May
isl Episcopal Church Term.ls57. No92
Mt Mifillnburg.
Public notice is hereby given, that John
Reichard, William Berry, B. +. Van Buskirk,
B. w. Thompson and Joseph d. Forrey, Trns'
tees of the Methodist Episcopal Church a,
Mitilinburg, Union county, presented their Pc
,,ion TO the Court, setting forth that they are
citizens of the United States and have asSOci-
ated together with others, for Religious pur-
poses and are deSirous 10 acquire and enjoy
the powers and immunites OF corporation
or body polite in law, and have prepared an
instrument in writing specifying the cbJect,
condition, name, style aud title. under which
they have associated,were read and presented
10 the Court-the said instrument has been
perused and examined; the object, articles and
condition therein set forth and contained ap-
pearing To the Court 10 be lawful. the same Is
ordered 10 be filed, &c. And that the prayer
OF the petitioners will be granted at the next
September Term oflhis Court unless sufficient
cause be shown 10 the contrary.
By the Court
{ ~ Witness my hand and seal of the
L. $. said Cour', at Lewishurg, the l7th