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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

KENTUCKY u. S. SENATOR.
LouIsvILLE, Jan, 5.-Gov. Powell was elected
o. S. Senator, by eighty votes; Mr.. Garnet re.
cciyed 90 votes, and Mr.. Thompson 1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
COM ERCIAzL.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY FIoM- SALES,
BY 4. VA, PuNLPEaRRY.
r wussLrSo, Dec! "a. 1851.
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ss5swABKER,s Man DIsCuARcEn.
MARKED

CulcAGo, 5th=By a,tire last night at No, 10
Clark street, between Quincy and jackson, the
lossis estimated at 10000 dollars; insured for
$4,000. garfeoa
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Dete"tioa.SThe cause of the detention of
tne express train yesterday morning was tie
0Feakage Of an axle, which impeaed the prog
reSso OF the train so that it did not arrive until
late in the AFTERNOON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
CHARTER ELECTION.
.AFORJ MAYOR ~

FOR MAYOR az
Mr.: FDLroRs-You will please announce the name, 81
shsdlag Clhrter election, We Behsyghiln to be infsveryTes
pectwslr qualified to fulaIs the auetss Of thtt onies, and o
MkssRs, RmfoRslThr6sg6 the solicitations Of many
: dsssf sMiTff
Ia sss,s slass. city Gferk. n
the dF oaes 81 Civ 9 eIsy Ry'eifs : g s%a9 P4S tSF f95 IS 9lsssiaRt e
street COnamtSsi0ner ssats
CommisjfonsF, at the coming Chatter election. II elected.
: tof0re,t q theibest OF my abilities. HENRY SHARP.
Ma. EpuoR-piease announce D6SIFI, DtIsRAR. az ,
Candidate for Superintendent Of Water Works At the com,
dec IS, 1s51.-te. So g - 49,
/ t38 - z 9sH1F For the IhtelfEsncer, y ~
Messrs EDIToRsI beg ieBve respectfully to announce.
dstsS oF The odice of cityS Sergeant at I ID. d sPhFoaeagas Char.
PeopIe's G~nndtdnIeaG
AS N5silE wAhT&cE ER =. Z e saaiaRss t tSs c ssP s. Gf AbEX :,
dee2s $3.50 MANY VOTERS.
Fer sEgRerIntendent of Water works.
rs @fass duEi R1F9 9Ss rast ysaq ba ssss n %y 1 ss5y lice . as saPetlns
OF ne public, which have hoped aud de ired, ! again res
Reelection tothe Office. tdec24l LANES NJ.
SIEssRs. EDIroRs PLEASE announce our fellow citizen,
M. !. 81. as an Independent citizens can:
didRte for City Sergeant, at the ensuing Charter Election
ONCE, and II elected, will make a faithful and eaiclent OF:
Hcsr. no. s , A VOTER.
~ CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
! offer myself as a candidate for the office of CITY SER
sheilendeavor to meet The just sxpeetatIons q the public.
declN ~ AS. HALLowlaL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

CaHLSn, nL, JuhS q, 1852
1haTe usea Prof o. J. Woo1s Hair RestoTafIye. and
have aaHaired IS wonderful Effects. Ny lar Easbeetu-
Eesier4ayst bas resuineddt origfnal color, ana. have
no d0abt. Permanently se
~ s. BRESSE, ex-senator, y. =.
Q.y.W0O9 q, P[epFtetors alsTyoaduay, X. Ven
ohe ereatN Wire Railing EtabnShulenD andi1I MaIIst
stEest .. Loass. Nc. Ana sold b. an soOd DrlEgists-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
$50 REM AHD.
Cheaper than Ever.

- Oheaper than Ever. ~
-CNREAT DISTRESS aud heavy losses In the East; Railroad
" Stock, Bank Stock, and alEOOds forced on the Market
and sold atrulnous prices % the Importer and AIahaiRetur-
.er. l haye just returned from the EasteTt cities and have
purchased goods at those FuinOus prices, andI now OGtTtO
my customers rpd the public generally, goods made mp 10
order, IN Goats, Pants and Vests in the neatest and -most
fashionable way, AMI ready-lnade clothing, lower than they
have ever been offered in this market. You viii get 6ne
clothes for tie same you have heretofore paid for coarse
Come and buy .locaVl AL ADAMS.
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PeOVle'S 6~fnndtdn1ean
MEssss. e.announce the name Of ALEX
ASDER- WALLACE, asiG candidate for City Sergeant at
the nextSmunicilaIi election and -obllge
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~ 85a,s ,.1s,ss City Clerk. ~. ID
IrespectnIly offer myself as n eanaldatef for reelection to
the Office Ot City Clerk "a BRENTLTNGER
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For the I%htenirsncer

For the IhteniEencer,
Messrs EDTToRs-I beg leBve respectfully to announce
through the columns ofyour paper, my name as q, cAndl-
idstef for the Office ofCity Sergeant at the approaching Char.
terEleeton. JAMES y. IIAWLEY
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Vooal Music
HATS AND GAPS.

HATS AND GAPS.
@ AVERY has been for the last twenty-five years en-
-. Eagedinths manufacture Of Hhtsln this city, and his
Hats having uniformly given satisfaetEon 10 his patTons
Is a guarantee to those In want Of hats, that they WIN find
hts stock large and Of the very best quality, al OF which
viii be sold ut the lowest cash price. s. AVERY,
does No. lls Main St, Wheeling, Va.
For Sale.
CTEAM ENGINE, shafing, PuleyF, Lathe. Bellows, Black
y Smith Tools, and u general assortment Of MaehinIsts
TG S]6si1l la9aiFs Of - N P EassHS:r.
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Generat Ageat.-we can attention to the ad,
Eef'isemcnt of AR, j.. A. Vincent, to be found
IN smother column of this mornings paper.
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q ~AABEAgFFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR5!
Completely Preserved
TO EnRa GRR K1rKSrae1 E..I

4 Nd Eho that4s F5ey geulda net hsyejt ussoFui % ror-
- Isl Se5prsos lFits bt UsuitheE tie = % IhrEAtht "a,
3 t[ ,Ss,s 3 g ssTofalai 5e.ia hsSdi OF Sthsr ~eIulp,ll.
EOui4berarea.ah Hfd aiso T6m6VS an rfnlphS hrHlIlr
lace apdskin. ftOG. Moods Hair lea16faHt1 1uI 40 an
miss circular and aqd thefqHoAfnE< H.
$50 neutrality-suspicious..
TIE lE1nderfuf eneets Of your Hair LestoIatiVe, knihayiIE
bern 50 often cheated BY qnaeStT5 ana eCaeS nostrEnS.
hair dyes &o.t I was dIsposed 10 pfletyom fkttcfafVe N
ths sane eStesoEy yi.h he tAoHsahdeh o~sslsueIy 1en-
peted qpaQN reniedieS, untJl Z mkt you 10 LGWftheg County
some month"; sinee. VhSn you gave ue such Sssdranc% Is
t1dpocd tbs tEial 81 your Re4t0FttiVsih w54mny@arsd
~ my COED ttss yAess EA3F I'D NseSReEPgn kAEdtEs
ttEety Whit, and bsfors s1hsasttng ens q 4our laEEe Bst-
sLes, her Hair vas rsttSrSd hs4tI 20 IT. PdBinRi lssEiial
brown color, and had 4htekene6 and bteour bgaukiff AID
glossy upon, antentir5y 0Fef tile EtEa; SIC efnfilrast 70
the Lair, but because of itskheaithfal -iEnuenee urea the
head and Hina- QthfrsQf my Gamtlynand 6ienis PnaIse
your RestoFatfFeeUIt hehSp6ie9t eHsctsr fheTrfpTs4nS
? sePtetm aud douts IN Eefgrgpee 70 is elnFacfnF AID
tales " sntTeiyrsmoged NndI can Bndd do bosteQrdfal-
y ana Sop1asntaHy Csc b an Eho Houtd
have ehetF hair reSt0tqd from White or gray Cbg reason az
siekusss or aEe,) 70 original color and beaufy mai 81 yotss
.PeFsOns who uould have thslr1 afrb beautiful aEd gioSsy.
.EsFNt nyt and gratefully yours, ,aAr93
IvsiTdsl1u 7 fFst h SotoAOH ANN
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fHTEp Wopb; It Easa long timeafttF saEyoaatBHs
Held before i gothic bottie Of RfstordTe Ter vlieh sy~1
gave me an order 2 your agent In Detroit, aLdphtnIl st
- We concluded lofty it on Mrs. Mahnss hsir. q ~ r.itff
test Of It's power. Il has done an tint Sou aSsufra nff
Eouls dos aadotheEs Of my family aud h1sId ,hai mg viz
.nesssdtS eAeetss aIeneW using andFee0mfBtndln is tss
e others As entih,d to the higitsI eoEHfdeTaHt . ven eli N
ri0rh Again, ESTJ EsAPeettEny ard trulys SOurs, sE
s-41 a.@ Il -tssi oloNoN MANN
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providing for the payment of the French spoiia-
ton claims, and moved its reference TO a select
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MEssRs, R~mfoRs-Thr6ush tile soHclfatious OF many
friends, l beg leave 10 announce myself AS a candidate for
the oilce sfC.y Sergeant, NJ thecoming ehaEteselectIoR.r
~dee3I SMITH
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Mr.. FprroR,-You will please announce the name Of
JAaEs w PAXTON, Esd asa Sandlentr fPr5fhyOr atths
snsdilgC lnater election, We beHsEehiIn to beinfsveryjes-
nect we'll %dualthed to fulals the duetss Of thtt oniGe, ando-
biiSe, MANY oITIZENS.G
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

For superintendent of Water, Works..
AEssas. DtrORs.-rrnsti that my services as Superin
tendent during the past year have met with the appreciate
Of the public, which have hoped aud de ired, l again res
pecLfully offer myself as an LHdepeRdeht CANDIDATE 70
Reelection tothe Office. Edec2zl JAMES NJ HALL.
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Neoaey has a large ios Of literature just re.
SSlved last night, such rs pictoriais, the popular
A'nlanaes, DC. Also. see his advertisement in
another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

AR, E~prtoR-Piease announce DANIEL DUNBAR, as a
candidate for superintendent Of Water Works At the com.
dec s, fs5 17eSps.oaf : kNEAt ftAso@
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J atreet Oon,miaainner

Mr.. EprroR 81 offer myself as q candidate for. Street
Commissioned, at the coming Charter election. II elected
viii endeavorto discharge the duties Of the ONCE as here
tof0reStn theib best Of my abilities. HENRY SHARP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

In the House the neutrality law. was. discus.
sed at length, when the House adjourned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
LEWEBIIRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH MRMERMARCH 26 1898

Mcssrs. Crittenden, of Ky, and Bell,
of Tenn, made strong and telling speech
cs in the Senate against the Lc:Ompton
swindle during last week.
Fifty-n;ne persons were baptized in
pool one Sabbath in February, by the
Welsh Baptist pastor in MinersVil!e,
a ncwsboy at Harrisburg, named ka-
merer, in his haste to supply passengers
with papers, accidentally fell under car
aud was crushed so that he died III few
seconds.
The opposition carried Lock Haven at
the Spriug Election.
The Legislature has passed law Tor
an investigation Of the Affairs Of the Ian
caster Bank.
All the prisoners in the County Jail at
Wniamsport, made thcir escape on We'd
ncsday night a week. They dug a hole
in the Jail wall, through which they es-
capped into the yard, and with rope and
some boards soon effected their liberty by
climbing over the wall.
There are 23 cases on the Trial LAST for
Mfflin county, April Term.
Several Democratic papers are down on
the appointment of Geo. NJ. Lauman, as
flour inspector for Philadelphia. The OBJ
icctions are that he is AntiLccompton
and is rich.
The Lycoming Ga=eHc says the West
Branch Bank has been removed to the
han lsome rev builting erected for it, one
door north of the old banking rooms.
The Legislature have reported resolu-
ton for a final adjournment on the 23d Of
April.
DESIRES A CHANGE.-It is rumored
that Con Calhoun is desirous of being
sent to Arizona as Governor. lie says
the climate cf hansas doesn't agree with
his health.
What commodity is always afforded al
codP The Ialo.
\ Democratic leader Of Indiana express
ses the opinion that if the I-scompton
Constitution is forced through Congress,
th.t State viii 60 Republican next fall by
forty thousand votes.
The Cleaveland PlaiRdca'sr says: "Of
the I10 900 Democrats in Ohio who voted
for James buchanan, 100000 at least
are opposed to the Lecomp;on COnstitu-
ton"
Z. s. Nciboll, Esq, of the Lnzernc I'm
ion, died at Wilkesbarre on Sunday week
last.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
HEIRS OF PETER KAUFMAN.

TNION COUNTY IS.
u The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
-. to the Sheriff of Union county, gree
} ting: Notice 10 the heirs and legal
I representatives of PErER KAUFMAN.
49, late of Hartley township, (now Lew
lS) deceased, that an lnquiSition or Partition
will be held on the premises Of the Real ES-
tate of the aforesaid deceased, on FRIpAY. the
23d day of April next at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. at
which time and place you may attend if you
sec proper. Notice is therefore hereby given
10 Daniel Kaufman, who resides in Eaton
county, Michigan; Henry, who resides in
Nhcatly county, Indiana; John, who resides
in Summit county, Ohio; Jacob, who resides
in Mercer county. Pennsylvania; Peter, who
resides in Stark county, Ohio; William, who
resides IN Union county, PennSrlrania, E-
thcr, who was married TO Daniel Meyer, and
is now a widow, and resides in Stark county,
ONO; Catharinc. iniermarlicd with Henry
Sanders, and the issue of the following named
children, who arc dead. 10 wit: Hannah, who
was in,crmarried with George SIcer, and is
now dead. leaving the following children.
namely: Daniel, Peter, and Margaret, who
was married 10 Ephraim Long. and IS now 4
widow, and Helty, who Is married 10 SamTel
Shlvcly--these all reside in Union county
aforesaid, cycep, Hetty, who lives in Stephen
son county, Illinois; Sarah, who was married
10 John Iohn, and Is now dead, leaving the
following named children, 10 wit: Peter, who
lives in Stephenson county, Illinois; Solomon,
who resides in Centre county, Pennsylvania; :;
John, who died soon after the aforesaid inlrs-
tate, leaving two children, Peter and Julian,
who reside in Stephenson county, Illinois:
Margaret, married 10 Henry Faust, who re-
sides in Logan county. Ohio; Susan, who IS
married to Jacob Faust, and lives in Stark
county, Ohio; Elizabeth. who IS married to
William BcachIcr. and lives in Union county
aforesaid Sarah, who IS married 10 AleXan-
der Benfcr, and lives not far from Trilin. Ohio;
Hannah, who is married 10 George Bcachlcf:
Margaret, who is married to Ira knman, and
lives in Stephenson county, Illinois and ES.
iher, who is married to Robert Taylor, and
lives in Union county aforesaid.
DANIEL u. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office, LcwiSburg. March s. 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
Fits Fits Fits
z. HINGES VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,

Tor Uc Care ot FIs, Np0sHaS, trdmpS ana 0U
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who arc labor!nG under this dis
/ trcSSn- maladv will find DR.. liANCE'S
VEGETABLE EPILEPTiC PILLS TO be the
only remedy ever discovered for curing Epil
cIsy "r Falling Tits
These n!s possess specific action on tho nervous Sys-
lem AMI although they prepared especially Tor the
puT>" "i curing Fits they also Of especial benefit
FOR all persons afflicted with weak nerves, whose n"r
rouS system has been Frustrated shattered from any
onuSc whatever. In Chronic Complaints diseases oi
long standing surerinducvl by nervousness they aIe
exceedingly beneficial.
rrrr : per box, two loyes ror =. Persons out of
The rtv. .n-!"Iu. remittance. viii have the pills
th.r through tho mail r'r oi post.rs. tor .ale 'y
rEfI s. EtNCE. No. lv- BALTIMORE STEEET. EaltI-
Irr- VI tu VIII m Cfi"rs f'' el r-rtv - tha Union
rlu.f b. s.i'r "A. ioE' T.i1 Iy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
Ordinance for Markets.

CECTION /. BE IL ordained by the Burgess
- and 1oCn Council Of The Borough of Lar
isturg md II IS hsreby ordained By The aufEo-
ri'g Of the same, That WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY mornings of every week shall
be the Market Times for said Borough,
when 1t may he lawful to sell ant buy articles
Of produce fcr family use; and that NiEkET
STREET. trOEs SstoRd 10 Fourth Streets shall
be used for snch SaleS-wasouS sc. 10 occupy
tho sides of the ravCmentS on the north side
OF the street from the frs, of OctObeE 10 the
first OF April, and the south side OF the pave
ment the remainder of the year.
SECTION =. BE II furiGer orl'qin,j. That ii
shall not be lawful Tor any person or persons,
either the producers of marketing or lhcir
immediate agents, as huckSterS or Otherwise
TO peddle or sell in any street or alley or in
any part of the said Borough, any articles of
protuce for family use, other Than al the
nmcs and places specified IN the frs; section
Of this ordinance; and any person or persons
violating this ordinance shall incur a penalty
nf from Ono Dollar 10 Five Dollars. 10 he re-
covered before the Burgess or anv Justice ci
the Peace Of 'nJor county as Ike sums are
recovered under the laws OF Pennsylvania.
with costs, in the name of the Burgess and
Town Counc! of The Borough Of LcWIsburs;
one half of said penalty 10 be paid 10 the
OverSecr Of the Poor of said Borough, and
the othe7 half TO the informer.
Passed al a meeting oi the Council. Tues
DAY evening, Nov. 1857 and ordered TO be
published. ]. SCHREYER, Burgess.
Nov. 6. 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
EtCO,

In Sew Berlin. 18th inst Rev. WM :. MORRISON aged
about 30 yearsi"rrnrry preacher for the NJ" Berlin
Prrsl; trran Chur h. and recently the pastor of
the Pr, b, tcrau Church at Waterloo uuiota county
llo had suffered some time from pulmonary affection
In Iogislur,. I'D inst, FRAECIS-and On the 23i
inst WILLIA1i-ag~ years. . months, o. iays-twin
SONS oi Samuel and Charlotte Bennett.
In Tcai-lur-. 2it'i inst, JOHN L. r, son Of VIM and
Elizabeth Suarirs sci years
on the 18th inst aeel 81 years, MiRr VANCE, dau-
ritrr Of TGui,on and Sarah Corycu of Williams OFT
on the 9TH inst HANNAH. wife Of ALram Mensch, of
Lewis rp Union Co, in her .ith year.
ON the nth inst hrr Of Levi l. and Martha shoe
muhcr of W'st BuIlor Tp, aged yrs. II mos l. dys
On 'ln I.l u-t Daughter ul Henry Wctzcl Of Lime
stone Ty, uiyu Go, aged . yr- II mos, l. dys.
ON ia, I4th inst. JACOB ONtNOJS, Of Hartley
Tp. in his ~ . inst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

-r-- The SubscTibeT Oilers 10 sell The
H,iI->issss> slarge Brick Foundry AT The west
.-assl ,xSsss4ss end of Market street, incluiins
e! rss,i,'. the Wareroom, Office, and the
Machinery a,tachrd-alSo large amount Of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery, Stoves, &c. 1t is regarded as one
Of the best locations for a good, safe business.
The ProPrietor's time is wholly engrossed IN
another employment, which is the reason he
desires to dispose of this Foundry. Fer any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRiCK, Lewlsbnre.
Feb. 1888 Union Go. IA
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pcuIgb,,rg Markct.
MARRIED.,

In Philadelphia 18th inst, by Recorder Enue. CliiS
N EMERY Esl. Of WilliansTort aud Mis- LhNiNhl u.
daughter OF David Evans of Phadeli hia.
on the 18Th inst ly Rev II 4 Fink, Spi.S YOUNG of
L.SisAurs and Miss KATE u. UUMMiL O! CAiilisIuake.
In Lcui-hulg. morning Of 2jth inst. by Rev J. IL
Peters Of rhiIai, Rev. SAMUElrW. HiEGLEE # PILLS
and Miss IATrl T. youngest daughter of John Lewis,
Of L-wi-hur. - ,f.''r county TJgsTs Iiedsc cYy.
u, The Printers were duly houorej-
In White Deer Mills, Union county. 2l inst Ly Euit
Cnudor Fl JACOB STINE Of Clinton county and N rz.
NIAEN MON OF tlIe Inruler plAre.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
To Tax PAYERS.

FE,iIE schools will soon close IN Iawish"re.
ani II IS absolutely necessary 10 pay the
teachers. II is almost 4 year since have
had the duplicate, my lime for making settle
mcnt and paying the balance owe will soon
expire. This Is 10 notify all that are IN ar
rearS, that | shall call on all persons, between
now and the lGlh Of April. as after that time
! shall issue legal precepts without respect of
persons, as | am determined my accoun, shall
be settled within the time the law prc>cribes.
\. KENNEDY, Collector.
March &c, 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-26
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to
w the estate OF FREDERICK MARSH,
late of I.ewisourg, Onion county, deceased,
have been granted TO the subscriber, by the
Register & Recorder of said county, all per-
sons indebted 10 SAID estate axe requested to
make immediate payment, and those haTns
claims agains, the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement TO
CHAS. G. .SIIO3kLEY, Administrator
Lewisburg, March 10, 1863.
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ESTABLISHED
AT $3.50 PER

we'd along quite easily. Seigbcrt watched
her progress with fresh delight. All at
once the little chair stood still Johanna
in vain excrted all her strength; it would
not move from the spot. After many
fruitless attempts, she laid down the sticks,
and leaned back exhausted and painting
for breath. After a while she said in a
plaiutive voice "Fathcr is in the school,
aud mother is gone out, and Eva is in the
kitchen, where she can not hear me call
Oh how long must wait before anybody
will see after me and help me .'
As she spoke, the little girl mournfully
laid her head on her hand, and sighed
deeply. Ia short time she raised it again
aud said earuestly-"Oh that was a
bird; Or" she added after pause, "if |
had but a pair Of ducks or goose's legs
l should be very thankful even for them"
And two large tears ran down her pale
thin checks.
ldtc "a
duly granted to the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate
az, requested 10 make immediate payment,
and those having claims upon II will present
them for settlement 10 me.
THOMAS SWENK, Administrator
Milton, March, 1853
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GOing south.

The Ph!a. 'lail Tram coiGg south connects
with the Mail Train al Rupert going East at
l 10 PM. for Catawissl, Pic linton, ,Poitsvillc.
Reading &c. arriving at Philad. at - PM.
Also with Mail Train going West at J PM for
Danville, Milton. Hess coach TO Lewisburc0
Muncy, Williamsport and Elmira.
Passengers by 1 Pm. Train going South can
take the II 7. NJ. Express Tram for Emira
and the Weston lodge tBloomsburs and take
the AN. Train going East, arriving at PHI
ladelphia at l: o'clock noon.
Passengers for Hrri'JurS direct will take
the NY Mail Train G P.M) going South. con,
Meeting at Peri Clinton with the Dauphin &
Susquehanna Railroad, arriving at Harrisburg
at IL o'clock noon of next day.
+ J LEAVENWORTH, Sup't
Scranton. Ian u. IS5S-3mrsi
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III LaCkaWanna s. Bloomsbury
s. RAILROAD.
ARHIriLS IND DEPiRTJRES or TRAINS
Going North.

The NewY YOr. Nail Tram connects with the
Express going East on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Railroad.
Arrive in New York al 7 IS PM,
do Philadelphia by Camden& Amboy
Railroad at 3 20 Pm.
Fare from Rupert 10 Nssr Torh, Sc.
The Accommodation Train North connects
at Scranton with the Express Tain west on
the Il. l.. II W. Railroad
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AVSTs0M y

TIVE subscriber will expose to Public Sale
al the late residence of FnEpEn'K M.Rsu,
decd, on South Second -, Lewisburg, on
TUesdoy, MrcA so, 1858,
commencing at o'clock, 7. NJ a general
assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Ta-
blea, Chairs, &c. Terms will be made known
at sale. e. c. SHORKLEI, Admir-.
March 49, 1873,
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Dissolution. Notice.

yHNIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the Subscribers was dissolved on
the Ist inst. by limitation. The Accounts are
to be settled at the Foundry, and the business
carried on for the present by John Llley.
WILLIAM PRICK,
JOHN LiLLEY.
LewiSburg Feb lsjs
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PUBLIC NOTICE

V1NO all whom 1t may cOncern-Thai the
Books ofTHORNTON & MNEAL have
been left in my hands for settlement and col
lection. - All persons failing TO call and
settle their accounts on or before the lst DAY
Of April next, VIII be sued and collection
made according TO law without further notice.
WILLIAM JONES,
Attorney for Thornton u MNeal
Iewisburg. Feb. &c, 1883 pc