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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
Admirable [.

lThe following note was written
in reply to an invitation 10 fashion
able party j
Nv Dear Mrs. T.-My husband
and | are tired of evening parties
and morning headaches. ! must be
honest. Jane and Mary Ann Say
that it is "a horrid bore, but they
will accept with pleasure. / am
sorry that they feel obliged to resort
to such hypocrisy. Besides, you
know you don't want US. 1ou only
think you must make party because
Won have been invited to others TO
which you did not want to go. '" hen
it is over, you and your guests re-
joice equally. Allow me TO make a
suggestion. Why not confer favor
upon yourself and them, and upon
those who would appreciate the kind
ness, by giving up the pariy, and by
investing the money intended Tor
wine, oysters and low-ncc!led dresses,
in solid nourishment for those to
whom a biscuit would be q luxury,
and whose bare shoulders would no
longer shiver were they covered with
comfortable shawls? Truly and sin
ccrely yours.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
M. H. Dersham, II. D.,
DRACTICING Physician,
i North Third street.
700 LEWISBURG, Ri
DR.. W. r. WITMcR,

Of Lancaster CITY. Cute Of PaiadtLpaid,)
of years received his education the best ieiica!
Coli-ge in the United States, and had experience and
practice the different Hospitals Tor several years
mani er Of the Analytical Mural Institute uf New
York aud late a Surgeon in the L Navy-Holr offers
hiTaIf 10 the Putic To at'Rd any p 2eSai0lH calls
THE purest medicine always hand direct from the
best Laboratories in the country and the Botanical
Gardens of tho World No patrnt medicine prescribed or
recon III, nde,l Medicines used only which will not
break the constitution, hut will reuovate the
tom from all injuries it has sustained from mineral
medicines. Chronic and difficult diseases must be treat
ed upon auaiy sl principles which j. 10 know and "a
solid and fuii Of the hunan body-thS changes e. those
solids and fluids capable Of undergoing. To know
what medicines to employ diseases, requires
knowledge of the chemical constituents Of all agent
employed in medicines, and if in possessi
this knowledge, it is possible to any dseasr-
matter of how long standnyand leave the patient in
healthy and perfectly cured condition.
Melancholy alteration, that state Of alienation and
weakness ofthe mind, which renders persons incapable
"oVng the pleasures performing the duties OF a.
DYSPEPSIA that distressing disease and fell destroyer
Of health and happiness undermining the constitution.
and yearly carrying thousands to uutiuely graves
most emptntraly lie cured.
EHEUH ATr>I, in form condition. chronic ac-
warranted curahc: EPilsg falling sickness,
all chronic and stubborn of Female dsenscs radi-
rlly removed: salt EECum, and every description of
Ucrratons; Piles and ScrofulOus Diseases which have
ba flied all previous medical skill be cured by my
treatment, when the constitution is not exhausted
do saw all diseases ives CoHsnpfionl be cured
CANCER CURED WITHOUT TIIE KNIFE OR DRAW
ING OF BLOOD.
| will remain in my Office Welnesiays and satur-
dayS from O'Clock A. NJ. to I. NJ, TO accommo atr
patients from distance, and consult IN the English
aud 'rrman languages will make visits 10 any distance
required may be addressed hy letter, North Prince
st, near Fulton Hall, Lancaster city, Ia.
Tj4yl W. III. ElTNOR- D.
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- " AREl D. Il

HET married when You wish. cnlv so YOU
" call at M'FADDlN'S HARDWARE
TORE, and get first rate COOK STOVE at
h st cost, as want to close out my stock of
c. Ok stoves. JOS. NvFADDlN.
I ew isb urg. March II, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

THE HORSE Tom CoRwIN RIpr5.-
At a public meeting in Cincinnati,
on Thursday last, Tom Corwin made
a speech, in the course of which he
said:
81 think could convince every
IMPARTIAL man that the horse of Pop,
ular Sovereignty is dead horse
blown to atoms by Democratic guns.
And as for that wind-broken, SPAWN
ed pony, the Wilmot Proviso, he was
sired by Thomas Jefferson himself,
and IFS the horse I mean TO ride,
while there's hair left in his tail.
Laughter and chcers.]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

Farmers! if you wish to keep your
sons on the farm, you must put more
intcllectinto your farming. Alright
bow wants food for the mind, as well
as work for the body. He will be
willing to work when mind directs
the hand. Otherwise you can not
keep him at home. Therefore read
and think, about various good things
and work on your farm. Your boys
will stay with you, then, becoming
good farmers and good citizens.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

Who WAS Ir?-B-own tells Us a
Vermont story which, he says, is as
authentic as the best of The Post an
ccdotcs, aud certainly nothing more
can be required. \ respectable gen
tleman in Windsor county, many
years ago, had an ambition to repre-
sent his town in the State Legislature.
Though a man of good character, and
every way able enough for the office
he sought, he happened, as Aunt Peg
gy used to say, to have "a great many
winning ways to make folks hate
him." and was, in fact, the most un-
popular man in town. Going TO
Squire Y, an influential man who
happened 10 be friendly to him, he
laid his case before him, and asked
his influence, saying that he didn't OK
pcct help without paying for it, and
declaring that if he could get KS in
fuencc he was sure 10 be elected.
The Squire put in his best Jumps
for his man, but when the ballot-box
was turned, another man was dcclar-
ed elected. The disappointed candi-
date called out to know how the
votes stood, and learned that he had
got just three votes. But | don't
understand it, said he, turning to
the Squire, with chop fallen coun-
tenance. Nor | neither" said the
Squire, Il put in my vote, you put
in another, but who the ID put in
the third is more than can imagine"
sg-If any one will take the troub-
le to look around him on an evening
walk through our streets, and observe
the number of boys running about in
many quarters of the town, he will
become convinced, as We have, that
reform is needed. We appeal to the
mothers, fathers and employers, and
respectfully urge them TO keep their
children from the streets at night.
If they knew what serious injury
they often do =" ,l.e property Of o"r
citizens, and also what evil habits
they form when thus set free from pa
rental oversight, it would shock
them. We know that the majority
of parents would severely punish
their children if found doing such
things: then why not restrain and
prevent? ? Is not the day sufficient f!
for exercise and recreation? And /
moreover, this is the beginning OF
long, cool evenings, when the time
devoted to acquiring knowlegc may T.
be the seed time of a glorious har-
vest Of honor, wealth, and real enjoy
ment, when they have grown TO years
of maturity. This paragraph, care
less parent! is intended for YOU
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

RAILROAD.

- AT meeting Of The Board Of Direc
- tors Of the Lewisburs. Centre &
Spruce Creek Railroad Company, a
Resolution was adopted, THAT in order tc
deeray expense of survey, $3.50 be called in
on each share of stock subscribed on which
nothing has been paid, and where notes for ID
per cent have been given, one half Of said
noles be now collected.
In pursuance thereof, I hereby give notice
that payment is required within 30 days, and
those neglectins TO pay will be proceeded
against according 10 law.
G. F. MILLER. Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Sept ., 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
kSsiGnees' Notice.

kSslEnceS' Notice.
an the l7,h day Of September, 1883. John
~ Nesh!t, Thomas Hayes and Michael
FIchihorn. dong business under The frm-nam
of Ne>bil, Hayes q Fichihorn, made a volun-
.tary assignment t. Robert II. Laird and VIM.
Jones of ali their properly real, person al and
mixed belonging 10 said firm. Notice is hereby
gwen. that all persons knowing themselves 10
be indebted 10 said frm either by Note or Book
account, will please call and settle without
further notice ROBERT II. LAIRD,
WILLIAM JONES,
Lewisburg. Sept. %, 1858 AssIsneeS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
NEW ENIDENCE

Being afflicted with Greyous tet'er the arms and
faceafter trying remedies which utterly fniied to
cure was persuaded ty W. NJ Bnrrs Co to try Lind
seys Improved Blood ssarcher and six after
hnishinE the sec1id btre, pronounced myself cured.
The teiter broke out Smething year the
inside OF my arms extending from the elbows down the
wrists: also. face. Immediately round the mouth
and chin and continued to be perfect torJHeto
fH cured hy e Bod SGrrher Ny arms, at times, were
almost useless, owing TO the cracks and sores Them
liable To bleed at any time the least exeron to lit
work, and sometimes itchy that could scarcely pre-
vent tearing oil ny flesh have now been cured six
weeks and feel due To Mr. Lindsey. and the pnhlic
generally to make this statement in hope that Others like
myself may be benefited by using his valuable medicine
her n
JANE< WILSON.
mark
Sworn and subscribed before me. Of the Alderman
in and for the City OF Pittsburg this 2sth day Of uvA
u. lsas. AND. M'MASTER, A9erntan.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
VysDT BAKERY
G. CO.NFECTIONERY

CON T f CT1 O \ T. II y.
vlNHE subscriber respectfully takes This me
thod to inform The citizens of Lc wiSburg
aud vicinity in general, and The Ladies q par.
ticuiai, that he has oponed 4 Bakery and
Confectionery. on Market street, IN Mr..
Beavers Building, where he Will be ready 10
supply all who mny favor him with a call
with the best Of everything in his line Of bu-
siness. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC-
TIONERY on hand at all times. Being a
practical Baker and ConfeCtioner forupwards
of twenty-five years, he feels confident that all
who favor him with call or give him 4 trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest notice, on the
most reasonable terms. All sorts of Orna-
mental Work done TO order.
BREAD delivered at Houses at all times
when desired. CHARLE rs HEiNER.
Lewisburg, Oct 7, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
RIvIEnE HOUSE,
IEWISBURG, UNIos Co, Pa.
R. G.. EEETZEL. Proprietor.

TNHlS house is located IN the very center Of
4 the business portion Of the town. and the
cnly Hotel in Market Square. II is BY odds
the largest and most spacious in Lewisburg.
and Is kept in the clcaneSt and best possible
manner The ROONS are large and airy
BEDSneat and clean. The TABLE is spread
with every luxury the season affords. The
BAR is furnished with pure unadulterated
liquors bought by the Proprietor out Of the
Custom House in PhIlad. The S1'ABLE and
Hostler will recommend themselves.
The Proprietor, having gone to a great
expense in re-ftting and furnishing his house
employing al large cost a iirst-rate Cook
and other servants who are attentive and
obliging-hopes BY unremltiug attention on
his part 10 receive a share of the public patro-
nase.-The public will please accept the sin
cere thanks of the Proprietor for the very
generous patronage he has received during
the four months he has lived in Lewisburg.
kiviere House, Aug. 20, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12

Some of the Buchanan men are eS-
ercised about Forney-they wish he
would Join the Abolilionists or the
Devil" they don't care which. We
hope he'll "renounce the Devil and all
his works." which will rid the Loco
party of him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters
lN of Administration on the Estate Of
PETER YOUNG, late of Union Tp, Union
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned by the Register OF Union county
in due form of law therefore, all persons in
deuied 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having any just
claims are also requested to present them le
galIy authenticated for settlement.
HENRY h. YOUNG,
Sept. Is. 1853 Administrator
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02

A MoTHER's ISFLuESoE--Young men, you
who think it manly to disregard the wishes and
eounsels of your mother, and VINO are too much
imbued with the spirit of 81 Young America" to
care for her who has so kindly cared for you.
read what that noble statesman, Thomas Il
Benton, says of his mother, and go thou and
do likewise;
q My mother asked me never to use tobacco,
and have never touched it from that time 10
the present day she asked me not to game,
and have never gained, and cannot tell who
is winning and who is losing in games that can
be played. She admOnished me, too, against
hard drinking; and whatever capacity for en-
durance l may have at present, attribute to
having complied with her pions and correct
wishes When l was seven years of age she
asked me not to drink, and / then made Teso-
luton Of total abstinence, at a time when | was
the sole constituent member Of my own body,
and that have adhered 10 it through all time /
owe to my mother
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02
Burning flni0.
ilbpsifialrs & 5nraeor1s,
MORTON m m -Pbvson,tbi1

n IL Il
(scr Eclectic Physician and surgeon. p Mid
wIfay and Diseases 0f Women and Chilnren. DR. NOR
their private dwellings Dr. NJ disards all pOis1ns Of
never reduces has peas ocure them but
The obsrucons stimulates and Jones up the system by
Those attic, "a with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
ueys, Spleen, Neuralgia Ian mat Rheumatsm, (eher
Stolnach Coasti1ltion ofthe Boxels Biio1s Aaeeous
Gravel Srofuous Swelings aud Ulcers Cancers Fisulas
diseases diseases peculiar the female sex such as Sup
preston Prolapsus Uterla, Hamonhage Ee request
ed 20 call. His Mole Of Treatment also completely
adapted 10 Diseases Of ofChildren
Dr. h has also sure, S1te and never failing remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera, ChOlera-Morbus DyseueT and
Diahoea Coic Cramps, Lockaw Fits and SpaSms, treat
ed vithsuccess.
o the vaos types together with all other Of
diseases This Is no hctIon imagination OF the BRAIN,
New School System Practice and thorough reading Of
the various schools Of phyie sa systems Of praece
Dr. NJ will keep constantly on hand and for sle an
kindsof 30 IANIC MEDICINES simples aud compounds,
Eclectic and homnsonan Drug Stores Also all the
Indian Remedies, ald large number Of Compounds pre-
the following. Compound Syrup Of the Wandering
Mix Weed sovereign remedy for the Dyspepsia Piles,
Btters; AnDysPeg,c P9wsrs Tooth Ache Drops which
never all 10 cure EyeWaicr, isiug remedy
Weak Sore and iuhame Eyes Canker Medicine Tor Can
keror Caionel S0reAIeufh. certain and SPEEDY cure.
VI Basam Of Wild Chery Tor Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.
Consumption aud all Diseases Of the Lungs, Rhumalic
LnIaeI Pain Killer. supsrnr article 10 any now n
edy Tor the Che era RI0thers Cordial Or Feraaie Fe
and other articles ioo numerous 20 met ton
n B. Particular Attention will be paid in treat
ing all Old Chr0Hc and Private Diseases TO cleanse the
blsd Of al the morbid huuOrs Dr. NJ docs pretend 20
raise the dead bot he does claim that he can cure an cur
able Diseases and manv that considered incurahe.
Oilce, No lo5 Lurain ST. Residence, No 10 Church
~ P $ Dr. N. would say that he can give One Stu
dent gd chance IN his Oce TO reed Medicine and lis
n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02
CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2, 1858

we brought. You measured US by the spirit
we showed, and not by the dignities we could
have exhibited.
The mechanic visited st. Petersburgh, and
soon after wards removed his whole establish
ment there. He had imperial orders for as
many locomotive engines as he could eOnstrue.
He has lately returned TO his country, and is
still receiving large returns frOm his Russian
workshop. And all this prosperity grew out Of
his unseliish civility to two strangers, one Of
whom was the secret agent Of the Car of Rus
sia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02
MORNING LEADER.
THE COURTIN,.


The last six stanzas of the following poem
Y JAMES Russell LOWELL, are new; the frs
ix.have led prosperous life in newspapers fo
lany years:
Zokls ereI' up quite uubckuown,
Au peeked IN thru the wiadsT,
An there st Hudy all alone,
4 "a no orc nigh l. heatcr-
Asih' L4o chmbly crooknscks hun-,
Az m amnae 'etn iusic1
The Old q lreu's ann tlai sranlthsr Young
fe-chcd b-cs from Coucuri busted.
The wIlnui log shot spa-kl out
IosITds tie pl1ticsI, bless huri
An little fires daicul all about
Ihe chiny On the dresssT.
The veTy room. clz sbo vuzin,
Iskcl warm frum hpor 10 cui in,
An, she I, ,oked full e. rosy agiu'
II IN app.es she wuz pceliu
She heerd a Of sn' kn0wed it, tu
rasi IA on Z c s=flpor-
All ways u once her frelius few
Like sparks IN burnt up paper
Hekn' o. Filtered on the mat,
SIN do ibtfla % the seeklo;
Hss heart kop' ggil' Dty-pai,
But heTn went IiT zekle.
An yet she gin hor cheer Jerk
IL though s wished him funlcr,
An On her appes kept 10 work
Ezei wager spuuel her.
fou wurtto see my pa, 'sDoEc r.
O. Wal. no; / come desisuIn'-"
To see ny ma She's sprinklin' cl0os
Aga tu-mOrr0s's inin'"
He stood spell on one foot fus,
Thea ito ID spsil tn pJther,
An on which 8ue he felt the Vsust
He couldn't ha' told ye, hu' her.
Sez he. I'D better call seia';
SCI sac, Think likely, MiSier,f'
The lasL words prick0d HIN ike a pin,
An'-wal, he ~ AID kist her.
When ma bimeby upon 'em slips,
Hubby slt. pale eZ ashes.
All kind % smily rUund the lips
Au'teary round the lashes
Her blood Jiz quick. though ike the tide
Down 20 the Bye Euniy,
An ali know Is they wuz cried
In meotIu' rHrEs -undaYs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02

THE MINsrRELs.-A crowded collection of
the music-lOving citizens of our city were at
the Melodeon last night to bear their part in
rapturOusly applauding the songs of these uni
versal favOrites. There is no such thing as a
discoriant note in all their songs, and IN the
way of dancing, Dick Sitter viii take the palm
off of anything in the world, we believe.
Willie we have missed you" was most ad-
mirably given, as indeed was everything
The 'fashiOnables" were not the least part Of the
audience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02
i1aprr Dealers.

u COWLES, & CO., keep constant
lls " on hand, n the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
catalogue Paper which they offer At Eastern prices 10
BOOK AND DNEwSPAPER-ws are prepared to furnisi
and Book Printing Paper Of VARIOUS sizes and grades
Special sizes made 20 ordsr Il short n0tice
'COLORED PAPEliS-Of every description, including
extra large Double Medium and Medium Of all grades and
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Iacluding Plain Foho
Post Packet and Commercial Post Folded and Flat Caps
Commercial Note.
German Folio Post folded and fat Packet and Commerce.
Post Commercial and small Note Letter Paper Doabls
POLISHED CoLoRED PAPERs-Ineluiing alleOloTs
common Medium Exra SUPERFICIAL Purple, Ultramarine
Green, Scarlet, nc, Gc- Enameled Paper Of verl0u
RULED PAPERS-InclndingL Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper, Rcsrd Paper FOolscapt Packet Post Com
encia Post Letter, Commercial and Packet Note Bath,
kr &c OF ali grades and shades, American, EngliSh
FRENCH and German Manufacturers, By the rea.
Inrser quantity.
PRiNTERS' CARDS-A large assortment, including ST..
ner Doqble French Enameled, Enaueled Porcelain
Surface Ivory and China White surface Cards in sheetsf
ea toregular sizes alsn Raruad Cards heavy and ezra
heaTy Common Coored Cards. White Prsntersf Cards,
r sale by the smaller quantity Any particular
color or sty yle furnishedt 10 order
BLANK BOOKS-of all kind on hand or made TO order
BRONZES-As VIC n0w buy largely Of both English and
German BronLes prepared Oodcrthem NJ asfavor
able prices any other house IN the country.
PRINTERS INK. vARNISH-Constantly On hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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Zen lines Of TINS (Agaie) Type make one sluare-
Adversemeuts Beaded and placed IN column OF SPECIAL
Business Notices. double the ordinary rates.
Yearly Advertising Contracts will e understood 10 apply
strictly the Immediate Business OF the Adertser ali
advertisements sent by the advertiser Will be
charged extra
and Religious Notices. per cent discount
Business Notices EdinTal Column VIII De cAred al
the rate OILS cents line each insertion,
All Transient Advertisements % be paid for IN
Advertisements the Weekly less Tor three
n1utls OF less, same as daily
Advertisements IN Dzfy and Weekly II De charged %
per cent. extra
Marriages Deaths not exceeding ten lines, . cents
HiliA u ie-s Au' r-' F Cowi.Fs co.
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Eeqal NOtifrs.
THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH I

THE BANK OF PFrTsBURGH.l
IeSse II Morley. Heury X Reynolds,
MlleI u Spa1g1sI, hlel1iI "a In COurt OF Com
Ilhs > Dlll. q I,3 ~, .si "A Smon Peas, Cuy-
Lane. A n. My lart. ] Mcyunkin, s - S
Alexander Nimick, William X Mn
ick. Rnber PEBBLES, FOhard MeCOr-
mick. and William +. Carey
A LII the above named defendants ex-
q said Morley, Reynid spanger and Carey,
here notified that May "a lo. the plaintif filed his
petition IN sand Court the defendants shove named
which eged that Al the November Term 6 OF
CO1n, Plaintiff recovered judgment against said Pol
lard Mccormick and William = Cares for Ss4 y ebt
ard So = costs; that while the pending which
said alignment plaintiff sued order
Of attachment copy OF which served said Jesse r.
Morley and Henry K Reynolds that said Morley and
ReynOs at he time OF such service Of process them
hA IN their Posseson reronal Propery Of ad Carey Of
the value Of 100. and that said Spangier Pafrick Duff
orr Campbell Brtden, lane, Meyiert yunlun Peebles
Mccormick, Alexander Nimick and William X. Nmick.
claim iuterrs said property. and praying Iudg
against sal Morley and Reynolds for much will
pay the plaintiffs said Judgment against sand Mccormick
and Carey.
The defendants are required sid petloa
before October 9, ISIS. AXTELL \ PRENTlSS, y
h GRISWOLD,
auI dow Is6 Attorneys for Plaintiff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-02
All, the above named defendants ex-

cept Sa Morley. ReynedS Spansl Ter and Csrsy,
kerev ee shat May IA, lsss, the plaintiff fled his
petition said Court against the defendants above named
IN which Il Is alleged. that Al he November Term Of said
Court the l5s the painH recovered Judgment
aesiusf sid Pollard Mccormick and william y Carey for
~ So debt and SO 6lee costs that while the suit
nimg which said ludsment obtained the 7aluth
suod out an order Of attachment, couy Of which
served ssd leSse H. Morley and Henry X. Reynolds
said Morley and Reynolds at the time Of such service
Of thom bad IN heir possession
Spangler Patrick, Dull Or, Campbell, Lane Meylert
Junkin PEBBLES Alexander Nimick and William r Ninck
claim some said prop rty, ard praying uds
neut sid Morley and keyDOds for much - III
pav ths plaintiffs said judgment against sad McCormiek
and Carey - -
bef5rr tlrtoi,er d ls5s AXTELL 4 PRENTISS
II GRlSWOLD.
- A. 1as AtiorneYs for PHI.