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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
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GRAND JiHOH.S-Nay Term.
KrHy-Jas Lawson, Da HeIn.ey, S4mi B,ckeI
Ddni kaufman
Ne,g Berii;,-Chas D Rou>h, Jas Harrison
Letris-Jac Broucher, in Oberin, Jac Moore
L DutaL-Jnc Gundy, John Schrack
LeIgisJurg-A Ammons, p Beavcr.A VI Lawshe
BuGaio-Jas Hmmelricht. Jno Hauck
M1iinburg-Enos Wireman, Daniel Mauck
u Bggah-Geo Wagner
Whfe Dso'-Isaac High, RobI Canior, Aaron
C High
LinG:one-Jac Shively. Hartley-Ino Wilt
IItITEESt JLROES.
Bufdlo-Thos s Black. Adam Young. r bert
S,rayhorn. .Sam SImonlon.G W Kelly, Freik
Pont.us, Adam Sheckler. Emanuel Pon,ius,
John Benner. Wm Walker. Aaron Miller
LeIcis-Jac Spige!myer, Jac Ruhl, Isaac ReiSh
L'mesfOHe-SImon Burrey. jno Shenkle, " T.
Barber, Jos Chambers, Jno Crossgrove
" BnEGfD-Jac Reish, Jno Lawrence, Jno ii
kleckner
LetoisJurg- Bilmyer. Danl Schrack. Y,
Shrlner. II Laird, Jno Lilly. II W Fries
Henry Rlhl, Jno Hoffman, Henry b
Charles, Shem Spigelnyer
tniOn-Jno Van Buskirk, David Betelyon
Y BsrHn-Dav Splitter, Saml Boop
MUinbuTg-Thos CronmiIler, John Reber
White Defr-!ames Culbertson, l. F Albright,
Henry Guyer, Wesley shannon
keNy-Thos Comfy, VIM p Dougal
T. BufaLO-Jac Slifer, Danl Mlller,J Schracli
Jackson-Jno Guyer
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Issue List for Feb. adj. Court & Nav T


Bank Of Danvllle VS. Lorenzo Tced
Israel KnetIe rs James Maucb
David HerbSt vs. Daniel Rengler
David Baertges VS. Alfred Kneass
Peter Hummel and Wife VS. Daniel Rengler
] ID Server Il Co Us Saml and Jos W ShrIner
James NJ smith VS. Robert Chambers
L Church 4 Co vs. solomon Mayer
Ranck " Roland vs. Lambert Ranck
VI Gever'S Adm'rS for in Ranck VS. Al High
Harriet Jenkins VS. Merritt Chapel ct al
Beck * Reber VS. John Zimmerman
same VS. David zimmerman
Charles lIarzel Us State Nut Fire &c Comp
David Fisher VS. Jonathan Dienenderfer
HunSecker for Church vs. Jos ID Forrey
Taos Church VS. same
ChaS ii ShTiner VS. VIM Rule
SamI Barton vs. Joseph Meixc1
ioHn@man ~ w altervs laSSart Iurman
John Meyer VS. fredk Worman
lhoS Penny VS. Chas II Cook
Reuben StenInSrr VS. Alfred kneass
frice Ration X 20 VS. Jacob Meck'ey
John Roland vs. State Mutual lns Co
Saml II OrwIg VS. Sami GuieIluS
/ Graham HutchIson et al Us Jac Bridge c; al
John Locke yS Robert ililands
Jos Cummings VS. Chas K Cronrah
ComrS Tn co for III CuIley Us SyPherS Adms
fhllip fonuuS rs James Irwin ct al
Rclsel u Bro vS fanck & Roland with not
Brodhead Il Roberts VS. Ranck u Roland
Weller y Ellis VS. John Lesser and Vile
John Roland vs. Martin ID Reed
George Hertz Us Peter Fctzer
/ w BeTkenStock VS. VIM Price et al
ihillP Seebold ct al VS. David Splitter ct al
same Reuben OIdt ct al
u Campbell ct Al VS. Teed * Mari
Howard Malcom VS. James p Ross
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over 1000 mai.

crying Il out Of the q Wards, emtrac-
i'g i large majority Of the Councils, Poor
oSersecrs, School Directors, Sc.
The Daily News says the result-upon
lIe heels Of the three days Old English
!iil-creatcd livelier thrill Of joy than
aay event in the history Of the City since
'.s news Of the Surrender of CORVALLIS
81 Yorktown. ToRNEY gloFics over it as
n Anti Lecompton victory and warning
{, Buchanan. The "Lodger' says:
As soon as the election became known,
! It evening, a procession was formed in
'he Fourteenth Ward, and, headed By a
.al, they proceeded to Third street, and
renaded the newspaper offices. At the
ice of the North american, Mr.. MMi-
,h.el, on being called for, congratulated
he gathering On the signal victory gained.
/. would, lie said, strike terror into the
-,arts Of those assembled in Washington,
ID in 1850 he hoped they would erect
'4lir banners in the White House, with
;.e Inscription, "To American Labor"
ipplause) This consummation could
y be effected by continuance of the
sent union.
Charles Gilpin, also addressed the null
&, uie; after which, the line Of march
3d.. again taken up for Mr.. Henry's resi-
=. Ice, Pine street, above Fifteenth, when
=. Henry appeared aud thanked them
the honor they had conferred on him
elec'ing him to the Chief Magistracy
O. he city, and he hoped, with the help
Tnd, to faithfully discharge the duties
o. Y had imposed upon him. In regard
80 the election, he considered it more
''n mere municipal contest; it was a
lest which showed conclusively to
'e IN power at Washington that the
- Of feenaen could not Je inpaded
-" n impunity.
Henry T. King, R. T. Conrad and vii,
a b. Mann also addressed the Assem-.
..
~~-~-.--~----~~--~- ,--.>----.,..--.
IS an Impression among Mr. Doug.
q. friends, tha, he expects the election
ward to the presidency n 1860.
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FOR RENT !
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE,

ylNHE subscriber oilers for sale his Residence
on the west side Of South Second street
III the Borough of LewiSburg, between Market
and StLOuiS streets consisting Of near loianf
a halfol ground, ,makInga ifoutofg9 feet on said
Second street, and in length l57 feet, 6 inches,
The Improvements are a commodrJu, three
3. storey BRICK DWELLING
E.-HOUSE. Of pressed BRICK. a. tcet
front by 36 feet deeP-well fnl>hed-ulth
marble base, marble slis and llnleiS IL front
"a iire-proof roOf-wirh a Wing attached q
- by 10 icet-an Out kItcheE-a Well u ex-
ceilent water, with Pump ~, under r'oi-a
large Cistern also under roof-a large Lcw
Slahr-an Ice lIouse-aHd otter necessary
uut-buI!GlnES. There are al5I oa -.
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shruhbery -
The location is desirable one euhcr for d
private residence or public business. Iiis On
the most elevated part Of The Borough. lear
the Court House. aud Juta Short stance from
Market street.-Terms will be made easy.
June 9, 1851 G.. +. MILLER.
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The trial Of Harlosty for the shooting
of Grub, occupied three days of last
week, at Burlington, Boone county, Ken
lucky. 1t will be remembered that a
sister Of Hardesty was seduced by Grubb,
and that Hardesty told the seducer that
he woald give him six months in which
to make his choice between marrying the
girl and being killed. The six months
expired, and Grub not having married
the girl, Hardesty met him, and on sight
shot him. The evidence showed that
Grub was armed also in expectation of
the attack, but was shot in the act of
drawing bis weapon. TIE trial was end
cd last Thursday, and the verdict of the
jury was not guilty.
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prihei Th.Orsht

1t was openly asserted at Washington,
(atter Bachanan's Lccompton bill was
killed stone dead,) tLat Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars were "raised" to get
the English bill through
So. So.-Nr. Spinner of New York,
introduced a resolution in the House of
Representatives, a few days ago, calling
for an investigation into the circumstances
connected with the alleged secret and We.
yal entering Of sac thousand acres of Ind
at Council Bluffs land office, in the name
of Senator Bright and Representatives
ENGLISH and FOLEY, of Indiana. The
HnnSn -e|;'oo1 10 "o~ot.y~- IT. -.:o-. H..
nobody dared to deny the fact.
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The First Response
To the English Lecompton Juggle
Philadelphia is Redeemed-NOw for
Old Pennsylvania
The "LJery BcH' rings again from
Independence Hall!

Philadelphia-by the division of the
Opposition-electel James buchanan, Pre-
sident, and VIM. L. Packer, Governor, each
of whom it gave from 1900 to 1000
majority over all opposing candidates. a
Two years Democratic misrule, however,
(topped Of with the English Kansas bill)
has wrought an entire revolution. The
Old line Wings, Americans, Republicans,
aud Anti Lecompton Democrats UNITED
upon the following City Ticket:
Nayor-ALEXANDER HENRY.
Sclicitor-lIenry I. King.
COmptroIer-GeOrge W. Huf;y.
Receiver Of Taxes-A. l. Flomerfelt
Commissioner-E. T. Williams.
This TicLet-forgetting all past foolish
ijckerirgs-Lhey just went to work and
n Tuesday last ELECTED hv
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+ o L S \ l. L .

"a MY Residence, % North TH.r' street,
La Lewi>ourg, 81 o.. front, and incIGdIi 2
back building 81 Fl. deep. Basement, amt
Artck finished. Every Convenience IL The
way of oul-buidings.
Also. Half Lot On Market St. opposite
$. Rulers residence, with good Wei 90 Wa
ter and new Stable; very desirable Tor q Lgsi-
ness stand, or residence, (or both coub.teI)
Also. other Lots, SON" with and some
without BUILDINGS. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisturg. or. S. 1891.
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AIDIENR,s NOTICE.

4 IL persons interested are hereby notified
N that the undersigned has been appointed
Auditor, by the Orphans Court Of Union
county, to make distribution of the balance IN
the hands Of John Hauck, Guardian of Susan
Mcclure, late Susan Sirockey, deceased; and
that he will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at his office, in New Berlin, on SATURDAY,,
the 18th day Of May next, at ten o'clock, a.
VI. of said day. A. SWINEFORD,
April l2, 1858. Auditor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

lHE END OF lYRANNY.-thel following
remarkable aud truthful language wa
used by the able defender of Count Orsi
nj, at his late trial, for an abortive attemp
to assassinatc Louis Napoleon:
"When a nation is go unhappy as to be
subject to tyrant, she is not delivered by
pistols or poignards God, who count.
the hours Of tyrants, keeps for them worse
catastrophes than assassination ~
The effect, says a spectator, was un.
speakable, and the looks Of men, mutually
strangers, sought each other in deep and
instantaneous approval of the sentiment.
CURIoUs.-In looking over tue list of
members Of Congress, thirty years ago, as
published in Niles Register Of December,
1925, we notice curious circumstance
the list contains the full names of every
member Of the House Of Representatives
but one. There was new member from
Tennessee, whose Christian name could not
be ascerta!ne1 by the compiler, and so he
put him down thus : Polk. Some
twenty years afterward, this obscure gen
tleman, Of whose identity there vas so
much question in 20, was elected Presi-
dent Of the United States.
In the city Of Hartford, Conn, ,h, pa
pers say that the Irish to man voted for
the party which calls them 'white slayes."
y large number of them had expressed
determination to vote against the sham
democracy, but dare not do it. Irishmen
were seen TO start for the polls with Re
publican tickets, intending to vote them,
but tamely submitted to have them taken
out Of their hands and others given them
The Republicans Of New York State
have elected that first Of Americans Poets
.Wm.C. Bryant "A Regent Of the j'n-
versity. And in Massachusetts, they
made the Quaker poe;-John G. Whittier
one Of the Overseers Of Harvard Uni
versi'y.
Tie Supreme Court of California deoi
ied the case Of Biddle vs.. the Merced iii
ming Company-reversing the Judgment
ofthc cOur: below. The question involves
the title of Fremont to the mineral wealth
Of his Mariposa claim The court decides
against Fremont, ard that fee simple to
land does no; carry with it the title to the
gold extracted therefrom. An appeal
aiil be made
Hcrvey Caldwell, Rush Co, Ind, re-
'ommends putting good coat of ground
'lack-peppcr upon Bacon (hams) alter it
S smoked and ready to be packed away in
Spring. He recommends l lb. pepper to
90 lbs. bacon. This he says will keep
way shippers, and other vcrmin.
The Secretary Of the United States
treasury received few days ago, Sl50O
q Treasury notes, from an unknown irdi-
idual, who states that he cheated the
'o7ernmentto to that amount during Pierce's
Peter Cartright, the venerable pioneer
lethodist preacher, was delegate to the
Illinois Douglas State Convention, and
lade an amusing and telling speech.
<iIIt@@-A
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Joy 10 lie admirers If 4 Fine Head O.
RICH GLOSSY LAIR.

Talk Cc ts-r. = ---rat exist VIII - fine I'st e
-- 30 li.E r .-. t-.li- Sal. l- ..- u-> J. g.. -
..i-4..- a-""r. each Ir.t. 8 .. rE- E. doubt
7! gl I--tH N..l-- IAlt- II~- .AIIyL-We I'll
tie attrI w. 90 all C- -II aIc- totIi- wCnler-u.
l-'7as--, .- tur~ aa q. IT, iuHI CO Icr. -f.y
aa.s-f.F'~> gee lead 90 Il~ ta,d w-;h !u1uI-sl.
-. .LtvI .-.s --e c-u.G4r II. - and all CL.E
u'cus cTyHf '- .-sDs I-slUs tru Cf the nAtufH.
-u'-Ss ard hos - u.,4 rcEu.sr cr'ssiLg for tbs
Aas ~ -'ert. r.oT aI4 ht.E i from falling 10
rAtremr CD s-'. @ ell - natural beauty. We cal
tLrH UrUT ri- tHi. tie -E-y diseased sclIr 10
u., t: and surely r." yuu.- Wi not, a. they rslus
tie flowing u Be- CT tls .t,LTS curl. eysr Lr SI.Lout
.-- Is Tg-.-y b. UrDu ti.e tongue Il ;lgu-Euts.
Tie A-gur :.r II.E Nb0d', Hair Restorative in Sru
Haven, t..r, tie following letter regard g-s
Lc-tll1--Fe. a : weeks siLce:
DEP LIyEE, Com. July ., 1855
Hr- Isavyrw0rif-SiT: have ls,u tICul..d VIII
faHdruf or -ruIt my heed for more thru y,-r ny
air l.1r O. clC Cat. .guri ar arr tcr,ttcr s-~
IA >tv I-vcu raICTstuut " @ o. Hair Eestorat.ye
0--e- Iral.d at store tie let Of Al ri "a :.
att Turc 7~,d 10" bottle 70 Try it. sLd fluLd 70
sst, fc % IT the tLirl we'd the scur; IrI
new LalE Pc gen O. il ~ tA-Ce iTCirt
length vlg- Sc 49, al C- iav- lG.at faith il II
uIh . nd Ne tvc Jo;;l,s ty NJ. Tost, ia
tvaI.E q tl don't know any @: tie Eird : us,t
IN thi- f-'r,. v'r MY lave market for many toti
ai-er 1t = ALCN = LtT,, EvUIs with re.Y'ct
lIECS PRATT.
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CENTEeEaIE.EE HOTEL,

CtHrtriHe, Nnyatr O., Ia.
FEHE undersigned takes particular pleasure
IN announcing To his friends that he has
taken the above Hotel, and is ever ready and
waiting 10
Accommodate ALL both great and small
Who may Aintly favor him with Il call.
d. WEIpENSAUL. PROPRIETOR,
April, 1858 Successor to u. sHowlFs
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Administrator Notice.

V---f@-' N-' : ~
'" HEREAS, Letters Of Administration
w To the estate Of ENGEL SCHRADER.
late Of Hartley township. in Union county,
deceased, have been granted 10 the subscriber.
by the Register Of said county, IN due form ;
all persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed to make payment. and those having claims
against the same Will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to
JACOB SHAVER. Administrator
PennS Creek P.O., SNYDER Co, March 25. 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional 4!
Meeting of County Committee.

The Standing Committee appointed at III
last tnIOn County Convention of The oppo
n"n'> Of the National Administration, are in
vIteG 10 meet al the Office of John A. Mertz
Esq Ia Lewlsburg. on Tuesday, 18th Nav
1875, Court Wcek) at o'clock, p. NJ, TO cal
the next County Convention, ami transact an,
other business deemed requisite. The follow
ing gentlemen compose the Committee:
DAVID HENNING, Chairman.
MICHAEL bnowS, GEoRGE L. SHEAar,
s. ii. KNIGHT. JoHx GurER.
Ws. p. DorGaL THonas Hsrgs,
ALtx. ANuo>s, JnsEru ID FoRRrY
Gao. ". CH,~BERs, \. J Bp,IrcH,
ARCH. THoNAs, SAM'L M.Rsa,LL.
E=-rAs the time for holding the coming
Nominating Convention is to be decided
at the above called meeting, it is advisable
that ihe Members consult as many of their
friends before that day as is convenient,
III order that they may agree upon time
mos. advisable and satisfactory.
Upon the opening Of another cam
plign, We think it proper again to state,
that as conductors Of Journal devoted to
the interests of the cause, and committed
10 DO clique or section, the Editors Of the
CHRONICLE intend to pursue strictly i'm.
partial aud independent course, and hope
50 to labor as to unite and concentrate the
energies of all those who are agreed upon
the end if they may not always agree upon
the means. We have no partialilies to in-
duise, or antipa;AieS to influence US, but
shall work with an eye single to THE GOOD
OF The WHOLE PARTY.
We have heard few names suggested
in connection with Offices next Fall, and
take this timely method Of dropping
word Of friendly caution. la our reduced
county, 1t does not pay to spend much
time or money in seeking Offices; and as
We are generally well acquainted with each
other, :here is no necessity for much effort
in the way Of ''clcctioncc.ing. If one
gees out 10 stir up his friends, another
viii ID the same, and thus one check the /
movements Of another. \ better way, for f.
all who seek those LonoIs, would be to
have their names properly made known,
and then let each pursue bis wonted bu.
sinesS without interruption, and allow the
people tojudge-as they mostly will, af-
Ter ali-without undue influence. And if
all, not only in rOri, but in ;pirH submit
their claims fairly to the chosen tribunal,
there will be few after recriminations or
regrets, but united front of brothers in
The cause of truth will be presented, and
success certain.
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Union County Court Affairs.
Licenses.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ applications for tavern license have been
flied in the office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Quarter Sessions of Union County, and the
same will be presented 10 said court on Mon
day the I1th day of MAY next 1855:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

To IOCOnstabIeS..C Returns and othef
BLAsKs sold al he Cf-orIele Ufiee.
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PHIIArYITU!A. Sept Q. 1896.
r = Wc-7-ue-r Sir: Your Hair Restorative !, Frc-
yir- Itself t-H'trial TO me. The front and 50 lie
"a" -aTt a. Lead almost lost it, fax
70 have Us, lut half Z, ttIUs Ct your Es
st.ra.iye. ana tie tip = ny head well studded
ylth pTpra sin CROP ycut- Lair nj tie frC a.
RECEIVING st- tUL'tt lave i-id ether rrrr ura
without any t,u-tt " hat.ycr- fI5rk fl. nv
rs. Iast o. ilat.,ui can IICul- u-u! OILERS 10
- l-Gss Ets. yct:l.iy-
D.B THOMAS. " 7.
No 40 zine street
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EWISBURG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER--MAY 1858

and that they will do 80, and that in tones
Of thunder, we have not doubt.
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HO! Step this WAY.

WYE presume that YOU are aware that Mr..
w q. X. VORsE intends to remove TO II Q
West. 1t therefore becomes necessary that all
persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late Firm Of Harsh 4 I0rse, by Note or Book
Account must call and make payment on CT
before the first day of April next. =, # Is
expected that this notice VIII be strictly atteL-
ded TO without any further comment
March II. 1883 HURSH 4 WORSE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

VINO WOULDN'T Re a SoGER Under the
law, passed al the recent session of the LegiS-
lature, the militia enrolment is entirely dis
pensed with. and all volunteer companies pa
radIug are allowed for every person each day,
not exceeding six times during the year, one
dollar and fifty cents per diem. In addition
10 this, the commanding officer of regiment
may order the companies composing il out
for an encampment parade, not exceeding six
days, once during each year. This is intend
ed as an inducement 10 young men with mil
ltary ardor, who can not well afford TO lose
The time for The Indulgence Of it.-Hmrisjurg
Telegraph.
If such be the new law, we think it
most improvident one. To pay 50 q
year out of some fund-county or state
to every man who will "train," will soon
be found a most insuiferable burden, and
lead to more vicious displays and habits
than any law heretofore enac.od-or we
are much mistaken.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

VI all the propositions offered in Con-
gress, for the settlement Of the Kansas diff.
ficulties, this conference committees bill
was the worst. If, however, it will, as its
friends assert, bring the question to a
speedy, peaceful aud satisfactory tcrmina-
ton, all parties will, in the end, probably
acquesce in its adOption-not because of
any justice contained in the bill itself, but
simply because nearly all are tired of hear
ing about Kansas, ,and VIII be glad to have
it out Of the way, on almost any terms.
But, for ourselves, We have little hope Of
such happy result. We DO not believe
that the people Of Kansas will accept the
Lecompton constitution, even with the in
ducemcnts to do SO held ou. by the land
bribe in this act Of Congress. And if
they should not, the whole question will
then be further from settlement than it
was week ago, because no further appli-
cation for admission can be made until the
population Of the territory shall have in
creased to the ratio necessary 10 elect a
member Of COngrorss-which will be sew.
eral years hence.-Lycominy Gazette.
D-g-A letter writer states that on the
lst inst. Pres. Buchanan signed the Bri-
tish-beg pardon, English-Kansas bill,
with most nervous anxiety, and appeared
as child with new top-a woman with
her first baby-a very aged bachelor with
a young wife-a hen over a new laid egg
or any other very exn!taut thing or be-
lug and that if the British-that is to
say English-bill had failed i. would have
been almost fatal to the venerable James
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| Asst NOTICE :

4 Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
"A 10 tue Firms Of }. Goldsmith y Bros
or LiHdsnt0unl 8 Bro. are requested TO PAY
Up by April the frSt-to save trouble and
cost. J. Col DSMlr I'll * BROS.
IewiSburg March IS, 1888
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EXEGUTOaS- .oTECC.-Norcei is
hereby gwen, thar the undersigned nave
been appointed Executors Of the estate ol
Mrs. MARY SWARTZ. late of White Deer
township Union county, deceased. AL persons
indebted to SAID estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against IT Will present them properly au,4cu-
iicaled for settlement.
GEORGE J SWARTZ, Exec
JACOB SWtRTZ. \ut.r,
New Columbia Avn! - IS5S
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is an impression among Mr.. Doug.
if'ends, that he expects the election
ward to the presidency IL 1860.