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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
LFOr the Intelligencer.l
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MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Allow me, through the
son a question in regard to the Interpretation of
the text upon which he based his "Fourth of
July Sermon" which Understand he stillinsists
is the correct version. Now, how he can recon
Gle his version of the text to the remainder of
the chapter, which evidently pronounces curses
on the land in question rather than blessings,
is query to ONEZoF MANY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
LFor the Wheeling 1ntelligencer.l

On the fourth Of August. 1402. Cbristonher
Columbus babe adieu to the shores of the cold
World'' to search for a continent in the western
Hemisphere.
On the fourth of August, 1858, the continent
discovered by Columbus, was united to the Old
World by a telegrephic cable, stretching from
shore to shore, by means of which it is enabled
obtain a response in less time than it took the
great yoyager" to unfurl his sails for the pur-
pose of setting out on his ''perilous" Journey /!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

DoUGIAs on the Dissatisfaction Douglas
hasn't much love for the Presidents Organ-the
Washington Union. In one of his late Illinois
speeches helet down on it after this style:
81 have such a loathing-such a contemnt-
such disgust for the Corruption that hangs
around the Washington Union for the corrupt
purposes to which it is apDlied-for the base
agents that rule and control it, that 1 did not
wish to trust myself in expressing my opinion
before an audience upon it. The object of the
nouncing his recommendation, that hereafter
the example of the Minnesota case should be
followed, is to be found in this fact, that Wen
dell and his crew have ascertained that they
cannot make money enough out Of Buchanan
and his Administration, and hence have sold
themselves to another political firm, who are to
be made President and Vice President, with
Wendell as head Of the lobby and chief Of the
plunderers'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

How 10 Hir 4 FgLLow wrrnoUr SkElNe H,s
The editor of the Texas Herald, wonders how
we managed, in late paragraph, to hit SO ex.
actly a neighbOr of his, with whom he rightly
supposes us TO be personally unacauainted.2
his uaDer VAS enough to enable US. practiced az
we are, to take a good aim at him. The case
was much like that ofthe marksman, who. in a
dark night hit a dog right in the mouth at the
distance of twenty steps, without anything to
guide his aim except the animals b4rk.-ti Louis
vile journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
Graphic Comment on BInIr,s Defeat.
LProm the Missouri Democrat.l

Once upon time anoblelion, having become
disabled in the chase, was compelled to seek his
den and await the healing of his injuries
of the ieid gathered around him to ex9lt over
his misfortune; and one impudent jackass had
the temerity to aunt his heels in the face of his
wounded king. It's amusing to see how these
national democratic jackasses, jackaIs, hyenas
and skunks, are exulting over the defeat of Mr.
Blair. The time was when his roar shook the
very heavens aboveand the earth beneath them.
His peculiar manner offrightening and overcom-
ing them was comon topic Of remark and
zens. Now they have plucked up wonderful
courage. Federal money and fraudulent votes
have given them temporary mastery of the
field, and they seem to enjoy it with great gus
to, the very meanest of them reviling their old
master and denying his kingly qualities. Before
two years have passed, this same lion will be
roaring again, and the jackasses jackals, hyenas
and skunks will be flying the field.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

Tar AGE WE LIVE IS,-The N. Y. papers, by
yesterday mails, are lull ofwhat was done and
said, and written and sung, about the cable there
on Saturday night and Sunday. In one win
dow we read that the following lines were
posted:
success to the Atlantic Telegraph.
We are living dwelling
Inagrand and awful time
In age of thrilling wonder.
10 be living is sublime"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

CYRus W. FIELD is name that bids fair to
be household word in the mouths of old men,
old women, babes and sucklings throughout the
country, between his own md other peoples
efforts to that effect. Mr.. Field is an ornament
to his country and is worthy Of all praise, and
hisovernOwing propensity therefore, Just at this
time, to fill tue papers with redundant dispatches
is excusable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

''Wno HAS NOT HEARD OF BGRnAvEs Ho11. And
BITTERs 2-simple in its composition, pleasant
to the taste, and truly wondeful in its effect its
popularity cannot be wondered at. Toinyalids
just recovering strength it is invaluable: exer-
cising that soothing influence over the nervous
system, and imparting that health and tone to
the stomach, so longed for by the conyalescentM
-Daily .Enterprise.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

Ar Yale College they had good time last
Wednesday, commencement day. There were
present ex-President Day and DR.. Niigdt-bril.
liancy and experience blending the intellectual
and moral The physical foilowed-a more
solid entertainment; for Doctors Bacon and
Beers were there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
GARDENING.
III % TITO ~!

Ii, those indebted to the firm Of Goethe Dickman
IA coal miners are hereby authorized not pay same
to any one except the subscriber. compliance with this
notice will trouble and expense to the debtors Of the
firm. AuG- SOEIzE,
jnIy27- d1na Surviving Partner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
PRIVATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Inlhe hborhoc..,., : 9


N1 N subscriber offers for sale the wen Ino1,
winch has been sub-diviIed into re
rnrcIsssrS oe SoId separate together 10 a,t ~
zach farm Is we'll fenced and me
OF arabic andRoodland Eaeb fs. 2 iair
ting of sheep or cattle ~ .y adapted for the gra.
g., - 4.t NO l-Contains1I6 acres The
s 00q COM tsng of fine stone sI are
st e-house, &C.. and an
IElt and In good bearing co,d,ti OF the
.,st e y " ~. S-Contatns1TT acres The S.;Id
~ q mousse good barn and goS CON.
sn+,s ha = .. ZIG acres ESiii5
Ens land In this Is siueTo+ ga ten-
"a SS = 70. A-Mithin ak miles OF Jyhssitr
ana mas on It dwelling house s1 contains
there are 2I5 acres. Wy A4ns lumber land. In this
Of CSs[i y .: = is beautiful hl farm aijo,n;r
Of Wheeling, = = 4s&+4 county, and within sir me-
I. b 81 9 =. ~ g q is also q hfl farm wen t,
stable and ane truit : A9S4 mousse good harm and
ON otef4y lies within eight mills ~
TSfs ts1 ana two miles from No
A4sA2lE W SAIEs-0he-ESuFt eaTh
annual payments, bearing tle balance in
81 PAYABLE annually. DETER rom day OF
Ee9 " deed Of trust on the payments seet.
e4t Ilculars, 0uiFe Of fbsg
rof 9! James q Bacr ESQ., az on the
S'V y 4Sg.S Elm Grove 'AeeiI1g and ia
july2ssm ELLEN B. BUcHASA,,
I'm Grove P. o. Ohio ~ 4 "
Pocket OatIerT- =
S4 vi. and examine the assortme az A..
,I ~ Paper Shears Desk RnSss Knives
a AEs4s = OO.29s %,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
DENTISTRY.

respectfully the public thatthey
have together for the practice
Of Dentistry Their office M Market between
Monroe and Union sts y where they will be happy
friends and all others wishing the services of
Dentist.
They both students andfor assist
ants Hulen, and the senior partner ha
constantly engaged in the for himself for the
last eleven years, during he acquan
ted with some of leading Dentists in almost all tn
cities United States, and has fauliarised himself
with various pecuarites in operating They there
being able to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them withtheir pal ronaEe.
ABR. ROBERTSON, n. D.
wheeling, nov. is, 1881. JAMES ORR.
N. B.-MessrsR & o. take pleasure in referring byp
mission, to the following gentlemen:
H. Il, Weed, D. d. W. Thompson, His Hon Alf't
Caldwell Morgan Nelson Esq, B: II Eo Esq, DR. jobs
Frssell DR.. w. ]. Bates, DR.. r. H. Cummns, Dr. E.
Hidretf A s.Todd, Talant Delaplaln John Knote
Esq, McCallens Knox & Co., Marsh 4 Taylor. nov19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

REPORTING ~ coNcEEss.-An interesting com
munication to our paper, on this subject, APP
pears this morning. 1t is from the pen of late
reporter in Congress, and is worthy of peru
sal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH!
Great Excitement in wheeling.

NToT1oE TO CASH BUYERs.1 take pleasure In In
IN forming my friends and customers that in adopting
System enabled sell goods least from 90
cheaper than house IN Wheeling and for
evidence of the aboveI only tell that have sold more
than double the quantity Of goods that fused to sell in
dourshng times, under the old credit system am get
increased demand. have again received very large
addition of all kinds of desirable goods, and at prices
astonsh you, for cash ard cash only All cash buyers
wishing to by buying goods cheap respect
fully invited to give early call, and examine for
yourselves and you will not be disapponted-for having
the finest in the city, and OF goods
unsurpassed; at No. 49, n. W. Of Main and Bidde
streets Centre WHIT cling opposite Mrs Zanes residence
Packages delivered to all of the city
aug7 Repeatedly, JOHN ROEAER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

THE Nashville News is down on Mr.. Charles
Dickens for the treatment of his wife. 1t says
il. the course of its leader on the subject:
From our heart, we despise the mean spirit
which this purse-proud penny liuer-this mis-.
cradle writer of miserable trash-has manifested
in this transaction
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
Stationery

~ oLE fAPER and Envelopes, all styles and size. .1
an do; waiting Cards. Letter, Dap and BJI 'ps
i1Iys ana Buffers Writing and Copying Fluid ar
- PAYNE & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

TIE FrRsT AND LAST PRAYER-The following,
which We clip from New York letter in the
Baltimore Repu6Eican, will excite q smile. Mr..
S. must be rare fellow:
Gan incident as illustrative of the character
of NJ 2. Stanton, now President of the La Crosse
and Milwaukee railroad, occurred when he was
a school teacher, twelve years ago. At the close
of the winter term he held an examination and
exhibition in the Methodist Westinghouse near
by. Attic hour of commencement, the house
was filled to repletion. Mr.. S. called on some
of the brethren" (as he was not a praying man
himse9lf) to invoke Gods blessing on the as
semblage. There was no response. He called
the second and third time; but still no response,
and determined to carry out his printed pro.
gralnme, he descended to his knees aud made
one OF the most beautiful prayers ever heard
terminating it with an earnest appeal to God to
curse ten hundred times and eteynally ecery,
member Of that Church present. The adult
portion of the audience being principally Me-
thodists, the sensation produced can be readily
Imagined. This was the first prayer Mr.. Stan
ton ever made, and rumor has it the last one.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
LATER FROM UTAH.
lioRMoNissr AS IT IS.

The Utah correspondent of the N. Y. Times,
dishes up from time to time some very readable
sketches of Mormon life, for that paper. In his
last letter he discourses at large upon Mormon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which we extract as fol-
lows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

INPROvENENT N THE CONDTTIoN OF WORKING.
HEx.-We re-publish some interesting observa-
tons under this head, from the Richmond
Dispatch, in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

a ZINE l assortment Of Travelling Baskets Hair Too.t
&c Ala and Cloth Brushes Ponatums Ssna
wicker bStt, genuine Jean Maria FarIia5 ColeEne in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
New Music,

tOAYNE& CO., No. q, Monroe st. have rs.o,,.o, .
attention. 0 ongs and they invite the
violin Strings, which have been ~
!uuses, 70 oe an extra article and try sUo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

ND FAMILY RYE WHISKY a very superior o-,..1a t.
m;S SsTFe ana ior saleby WA. EDWARDS 4 BRO. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
Bedford sprtncs

Sst IKE received, a beautiful BIaeT 7a5
jnly5 som 1hlpg new BLISS & CAMPBELL. :
u y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

Fl. oH1o,' Lond1es brands of fine
july81 - '''' w TSr a sal s6 ~ ..no :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

az READzsG 18T7ER on EVENY PACE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
For Rent.
For Rent

TIBF store.Room on Main street, North Wheeling, or
Il merry occupied by g. D. Woodrow. For terms aDniv
q Itnh19l GEORGE E. MlCKHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11

sslsoss Psper the One Poke.
Payne s Co1s 81, 3 asop1o. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
FRUIT LARS

WE have on hand kind of Jars of rlasszvi,h NOS,
simple and perfectly secured tops which Is far
ttS 3r, rs any TN can now In use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-11
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
Pfeserve Jars---New Article.

ege7-
HoBBs & BARNES, successors to j x Dnnn.,, 3 n.
IL have just received lot Of Jars for nreservin Ia
&C., superior anything Of the kind nov in the S iL9S
e ns purpose designed they the durable sweet
their original purity Gu and examine before
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22
Notice in Partition.

ttu.Ga COrUll, s..
-. The Commonwealth fPennsyl7a.
\, ,Eia, 10 the sheriff Of the COUNT sf
! ULiou, Greeting:
- Whereas, at an Orphans Cour.
held at Iewi>turg in and for the couHiT Of
Union, the 18th day Of September, \. d. I.ss,
before Abraham = Wilson, President. ami
Philip RUhi and John w. Simonron. T. s1u.re,.
JUICES Of the same Court, James Clarke. one
Of the heirs Of Fiavel Clarke. late Of K.lr
township. Union county, dec d, presented his
pct.uou o. the said Court, stating, thai the sad
dtCCceU' died about SIX months since .ales-
fafr, Sc zei IN his LCmeSue as Of fee of an
IA. all tLat ccr'uln lot OF ground situated N
kc'.T township, Union county, bounded on
lae south, west and north b. lands OF Georg.
/. Miller, E-q and on the east by the Sus-
IUehaEHl IiVer, Containing about half an acre.
more or less, on which are erected a two-s'.
r'y frame Dwelling House, 4 shop and S,ab.s.
beng all the real estate Of which the SAID d.
ceieHi died seized. The said decedent del
without issue or any lIneai descendant, bul
leaving ihs following collateral heirs. TO VII:
Roam Clarke. residing IN Ohio; James Clarke.
residing Iu Huntingdon county, brolhers Doe
Tor Roam Clarke, residing in Huntington Co..
Pa. My child aud heir Ci Walter Carl. .ter't.
who was q bro,heT-F!aVel Clarke. lalelv.a7I
believed al present to reside IN the Stale q.
California, son Of William Clarke, dsc't.
who was a hrCiheI-aHd TWO or three miner
children Il Lydia Lambert. deed. who was
daughter Of the said William Clarke, decd
sal. minor children re- de with their farher
Clement Lambert, in Summit CO.. Ohio. WIZ
by the Jaw ui ONO Is the guardian of tte-
persons. aaj Of a.. assets claimed by the
decd mother, He further ayS that he IS is-
>irous of having a partition Of the said lci CT
piece e ground to and among those euiast
90 the same lie therefore prays the Coun 70
direct an Inquest in Partition 10 issue aeccor-
ding 90 law 20 aFpraise and DO al ether
things required by Act Of Assembly III such
cases provided.
- Pefsuaut 10 Ike above order. notice IS
hereby given that an Inquest sal. he held ca
lhe premises in Kelly township al o'c',es
p. H.. ca FRIDAY, Oct -, 1855. at winch
time and place YOU may attend lf Won see
proper. DANIEL b CT LDIN, SAerf.
LevistUr-, sept. -, lS5S. iR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22

is. r1hc Commonwealth Of Perr,.,-.
asa. rH '-"rcy Ana Chapman Schoca .Grs-,.,44
whereas Hiram Scaoch did On tie I@-
ja- .. september \. d. ISIS, prefer his -s-
t.u 90 cur Judges If the Court Of Con- Nv
Pleas oi.E- County Of Union, az a Couri h.
81 Le.f-.ur- % aud Tor said cuu.,y. pr7,ir-
;aJt i,r tls causes J-csciH SGT forth. he ,C,....
tc divorced ir.a tie land, Of ma'rimonv e..
'.fca l4ty with you tae sa.- Mary ALn Ian.
man.
We 70 r-rr-tcrc commcl1J you The ssff y.o-
20 Ann Chapman, that setting aside all o,1
er JI-ln ees and excuses Uha,sCever. Won h.
and appear in your proper person te.6re os-
J t-c. al LeWi>turg at a Court of Comm,
Pleas there 10 be held FOR the SAID cou9,y. q,
Monday the 18th day Of December neT,. -
answer the petition orlibel ofIhe said Hiram
and 10 show cause If any yen have, why he
sand Hiram. YOUR husband should not be d.
v.r-er from the band Of ma,rimony, azree,.
i.y 20 tae Arr 1f General Assembly 10 suc5
case Ha'c aaf provided. And hereof r5s
DANIELD. GULDiN, ,saeriE.
Lows. 4rg, sept. -, 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22
sC5,uru.d sner;Cs,a Sales.

pY virtue a. suutiy wri- Of Feaf y pod
ID out of thCCoUrt OF Cc'1nunf.eaa % lulon
County, al.d 10 me G.gecied, "lil e4po-e ga
PuoIc sale ur Outcry, at tie Duiialoe House
in tae Borough Of LcNIsbufg,on IUlsuAy The
B .6th day OF November next, al 10 clock Ia
the forenoon, 10 wit:
Two certain Tracis cf land situate in Kelly
township, Union county bounded and described
a, follows:
NJ. l.-Beginning at a post near the bank
of the sSusQuthdhud riycr, thence down Said
rycr south three degrees vest forty Terchcs
AM four-,enlhs TO an ash tree, thence ~ laud
winch VIM. VI lau9hlin died seized and other
laud Of 4, Il. Longshore south eIghty-cichl
degrees west seventy eight Tcrckes 10 - post.
thence by lands Of Jacob kciser north two
degrees west thiT,y-Hine rcrcheS and two
teu,hs 10 = post, aud thence by land Of said
Jacob kciscr north c'ghty-cIsAt degrees east
s. pefCles 10 the place Of beginning, contain
ing, containing Twenty Acre, more or les.
all cleared AMI ia goo! state Of cultivation.
on which are erected camu1 dlous two-st loy
Brch Dwelling House with Kitchen attached.
a Bank Barn, aud o.Ler Necessary G. -Du i.-
Iuqs. Ast, on saii tract an Orchard iiul
Trees aud d WEI! O.. good Wafer with 81 pump
IN ir. Vi hch sand tract Of land, with the ap-
purtruances, the sald \. b Lora-hare pur-
chased from Rev. {. \. lie ewlt and s...c rs per
i-lI l-,--t Hfs,r,,i ,.'..,-,.sl,-b I-I.t rc-
crrtci iu !aion county IA Deed BJJ4 o, page
iJ. Nay The 9.h, 1888.
No. "a Tract Of Land situate in The town
ship aud county aforesaid, adjoining The tra-t
first above described, beg inning at post at
corner of lot generally called The II Laugh
lin lot, thence by the same north two degrees
cast rhr.cru pcrcheS and one tenth to POST
thence by other lands Of said \. u. Long>horc
west torJy-Hine perche5 and six-iCnhS, thence
by other lands formerly of james NJO:e, now
George +. Miller, south ten degrees, west thir-
teen percheS and one-ienih to a post, and
thence by same land east forty. mine perchcs
aud Six-enths 10 place of beginning, contain
ing -Four Acres and Nine Perches, more or
less, with the aPpurenanceS, about one-haif
cleared and the balance IN timber. Which
said last described tract the SAID i. B Long
shore purchased Of James More and wife, rs
per deed dated April Is, 1855, and recorded
in onion county in Deed Book p, page 433.
Which said two tracts Of land, with the ap-
purlenancc, seized and taken Ia execution as
the property Of y. L. Lons>hore.
AlSG-at the house OF Charles Grocer, in
the borough Of Mitilinbu'E, at 10 o'c,ocl; in
the forenoon OF Saturday 3Uih inst. 4 certain
Tract O: Land situate in the borough Of Nit-
fllnburs, bounded north by lands Of Henry
Cast, west by lands Of Daniel Long. south by
lands OF Samuel HaSsenpu2h, and east by
public road leading from MIll.nburg 10 VII
liam Young's mill, containing SIX Acres more
CT less. whereun are erected Frame House,
a Frame Stable, Sc, with the appurieEauceS,
as the property of Henry M"l
DANIEL ID. GULDiN. Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, LewiSbuI., Oct IG,Is5S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22
MIrFLIyBuRG, Oct. 13, 1888

DEAR CHRoNICLE-Theb battle is over.
The borough of Mifliinburg, the former
stronghold of the ''unterriicd' Democracy,
is for once cmancipated. Last March, they
beat US a few votes, by d;ut of Illegal vo-
ting. Yesterday, We had a fair, open, field
fight; ave met the enemy, and they are
ours" Lecompton is little down i'll the
mouth, but we can not help that the true
sovreigns have done it. We are looking
forward to the time when the people, too,
will be represented on our election board
and among our borough officers, when we
hope that foreign-born citizens will be re-
quired to procure their papers, and timer
ant voters prove their residence, before
they will be allowed to cast their votes.
One OF THE PEOPLE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22

r = Capa.'Her-E p hsrc,of1re er;,,...,
: tween G-ftes Marsh d Co.. i, ,,''-s 'e'
g.a-ri.ra. AL notes and book accoun.. -ay
are placed Ia the hands of Jclatban - -. AZ;
-'+ II. f.a ahe.ler for collection, to whom ,i
payments are TO be made. All persons Lr,-. 81
Ir- themselves indebted to said firm. are :. =
tn">ied 10 make immediate paynent A.. -
q. persons having claims, vii! present n
..r settlement. SAMUEL. GEDDFs
JAMES ;. MARSH
JOSEPH ". SHRIJrp
Lev. burg, SEPT. 18Th, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22

thank them for their independent aid.
Had the old-linc Wings rallied in full!
strength, We should have had 900 o.
1900 majority in HIS county. As 1t
is,wc have done well, in every district,
and have only TO pERaGyEFE to be an
efficient agent in completing the Ma
tional revolution in progress.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-22
Orphans CesiaT SALE,


IN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
l Court of Union county, will be exposed Il
public sale. upon the premises, on SATtR
DAY, NOV. 27, 1853. TWO Town S.otS
in the Borough of Miiiiinburg, bounded ant
described as follows
lst. A Corner Lot, bounded on the nOrlh
by Mulberry alley, on the east by Calharine
street, on the south by Market street, aud on
the west by Lot No. A; frcnl on Market
street, 60 feel depth on Calharine street, l26
feet; numbered with the No. AZ in the Bor-
ough plan.
Cd. Lot adjoining the above or which is
erected a Dwelling EsOuSe. storey 5
high, numbered as aforesaid with the. No.
"a, and bounded tho west by Lot OF lhum-
as Cronmiller; front on Market street, so
feet depth to Mulberry alley. i26 feet
Sale To commence at ! o'clock p. VI.
Terms, 90 per ct. cash, balance al February
Term Of Court, 1889. JOHN b. LINN,
Administrator of FRspgnIcK WELKER,te
BY order OF the Orphans Court.
SAMUEL RousH, Clerk.
Sa,t tSEs
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