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pERuVIAN SYRUP.
ORR ROFECTED SOLUTION
Of Vusnua fem,

ORPROTEC TED Solution OF
PrOfOXide of Iron Combined,
TFAvING successfully passed the Oeal to which dscove-
res in the MateTa Meea are SUBJECTED must nov be re
eeiTd as an established medicine It's efficacy in curing
ID Y r 4 II A
Affections Of Liver, Dropsy Neuralgia, Bronchitis, and Con
W. and the prosrang effects Of Lead Mercury General De-
biIitv and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTE
are so numerous well autentcated and Of such peculiar
character, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
profered aid.
range is extensive because diseases apparently unlike are
intimately related and processing from one cause may be cured
by remedy =,
,risev that which has often taed the highest order OF
medical skill The facts tangible the witnesses accessible,
who may wish for opinion persons
the character Of the syrup, cannot fail % be sased with the
following, among testimonials, in the hands Of the
AGENTS. sgDure those Of gentlemen well known N the
community, and Of the highest responsibility.
CARp-Te undersigned having experienced the beneficial e
s of the peruvian SYRUP, 10 hesitate to recommend
il to the attention Of the public From own experience, as
well as from the testimony Of others, whose intelligence and iueg
y altogether We have no doubt OF rs e4
g in cases ncipent disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
aces Dyspepsia, Complaint DrOpsy, Neuralgia, &c In
deed its effects would be incredible but from the high chaTcte ro
those who have Witnessed tem and have volunteered their @
mony, as we do ours, to its restorative powers
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. Jonn flerpont5
S. H. Kendall, NJ. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. AmOrys James = Dunni
Samuel May, Ihonas W nlnAn'
NoTCE-Its well known that he medical effect Of ProtoXde
nj iron is lost by even brief exposure to the air. and that tc
iin solution Of ProoXde Of Lron without further oda
ton has been deemed impossible In e Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point attained by combination in way before IN
Iow ana this solution may replace all the protocarbOaes, c
trates and tartrates Of the 9ateria Medica
Al HAYNES, NJ. D., Assayer to the State Of Mass
Is BoysOn street. Boston, L. s A.
PRrcr-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81,
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NB-sl co. and postage stamps enclosed to authorized
Agent viii insure bottle Of the Pis by return mail
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DemOyille, and g. Hen
dershctt, Agents for Nashville. ldeod&wly
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ForAIdernann
For Cnuncilnnen.

VTsWeaTe authorized to announces d. G. A J. MATFIED
candidate for Alderman the Third Ward the easuing
nicinal election. .-. aug15id
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MINERVA COLaEGE.

MIN Elk A CULLEN q,
For the Education of Young Ladies,
SITUATED EVE NILES EAST or NASHTTLLE TEvy
FETHIS fOurshng Institution viii reopen the Monday
Il in September next anOrdug superior educational facilities
CommoiioRs additions having been made the buding,
increased number Of pupils can be accommodated.
It Is the design o. the Principal Teachers Of the School
make study pleasure and those entrusted
care with all the charms Of the family circle.
The situation is healthy easy and the
study thorough and systematic CirCuar with
other particulars, " Berry
Co., Public Square, at McClure music store, Union
by addressing the Principal, S. Is. JONES,
aug5 I'd Minerva College, near Nashville, Tenn.
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Reading Matter ON Every Page.


BEsT TOBACCO MARKETsIn its issue Of the 9Th inst, the
Clarksvile JsoRiaR disusss the comparative claims Of
Clarksylle and Louisville Tobacco markets follows
The Louisville Ogls few days since contained article on
the subject Of Louisville Tobacco Market. In the
fred 70, the writer puts down figures and makes
which facts, and which sustained
The claim up that Orleans. Louisville The
great Tobacco Market Of the vest is simply ridiculous every
Tobacco knows In respect either in regard quality
quantity, value, vi II the Louisville market bear with
We have frequently caen comparison, but the
Louisville editors have dared the
prices. We repeat that neither quantity Tobacco
ceed at Louisville the quality OF the article, the
Of the sale Louisville sustain comparison with Cark
Vile market
The receipts louisville during the year ending the Of
SEPTEMBER about 700 hhds The receipts
time upwards 1900 bids by the warehouses
between and bOB0 by the emmes making gross
about j or $1,000 hhds But il be mind that
Louisville hid and GAINESVILLE hid very different affairs;
Louisville hid weighing from 1000 1000 pounds, averaging
100 Bs while Clsrksye weighs $500
Y0un ds averaging about 5000 b
IN the first place number Of hhis exceeds the number
ceive at Louisville by from thousand while weight
Of bids nearly double We hazard nothing saying
& number received Carksville than double that
Louisville and the value Of it from twenty twenty
five per greater than the prices paid At Louisville
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PR1cE.-IarEe bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville by DEAOfILlaE & BELL
may4-d&tw6m.
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MEXICAN muslang liniment.-IRtIIa- ie.vlrtn

Mexican Mustang Liniments-Intrinie virtue
alone could insure the which this article has aainofor
Rheumatism, Bheum, Burns, Brnies shG ointo Gads,
sprain Evil swelnss upon Horses as no eqna for
Man Beast No person will lie without has once tested its
value with reference to the general ofte Mustang
Eminent can cheeully say that article performed
many cures in our neighborhood this T. W. Smith, Ridge
field, Conn., Leitch Esq, Hyde Park w. writes that the
horse considered worth he case was spaYin but since
the Of the Mustang Lnmen have sold him for $780,
Your Lnment is doing wonders up here" Such testimony
reaching us every day. The ha not told Every family should
have it, Beware Of mutations The genuine Mustang sold by
all respectable dealers throughout the world. 70 I
BARNES < PARK, Propnetors New York.
For saIeby RAINS & brown,
septi2-d&Wlm Nashville.
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dissolution of ParfnersbiD.

VNTE the undersigned parties, have to-day dissolved part
wv nershp with James Elder bought his entire interest
the business We will hereafter carry on The same business under
the same firm and style as before.
NJ. JACKER,
Z. PARRISH,
B. g. WOODS,
WM. ROGERS.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA
Al Augusta.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA
AZ Augusta.
FWyHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in this
Institution will begin the first MONDAY IN NOVEAL
BEL with Introductory Lecture by Prof. JONES.
Emeritus Prof Of Anatomy-Li. VI. NEWTON, BID.
Auatomy-I. F. CAMPBELL, NJ D.
Sureery-L. A. DUGAS. MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-JOS. JONES, MD.
Inititutes and Practice. d. FORD, MD.
Physiology and Pathological Anatumy-H Y. MILLER MD.
Natera Medca, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
I. y. GABVIN, MD.
Demonstrator Of Anatomy-ROBERT CAMPBELL, MD.
Assistant Demonstrators. b. SIMMONS, MD.
Prosestor TO the Professor Of Surgery-I W. D. FORD MD.
Curator OF Museum-T. ?. CLEAVELAND.
Tickets for the whole course Sos 90
AIstrculaton TO be taken onceo 100
Practical Anatomy TO be taken once), IOO
further Information apply any member Of the Faculty,
70 ths undersigned, Laug6-w4tl l. P. GARYIN, Dean
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HarPerSs Magazine for SEPTEMBER Just received By
augI9 ?. HAGAN, Market street.
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COTOOSA SPRINGS,

COtOOsa County, Georgia.
gVyHE hot weather and dust Of The city - sgSA-l-
mint that she when We have been NJ
Accustomed welcome friends and patrons %
10 our delightful Watering Place, e &C hand at1es
T for Rooms, this and me thousands that
80 ,,TaIIy tbrougei COTOOsA that Il is only
- 10 inform friends and the public that COTOOsA will
- ,-..8si on he hrst Of Suly.
oar Old German Band viii be present 70 give them the
welcome. [iy3-2ml BATTEY, HICKMAN 4 MCDONALD.
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d Class. 81 draws on
SATURDAY., SEPT. 4, 1855.
Class SO draws ON
SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1858.
Glass 80 draws ON
SATURDAY, SEPT. is, 1858.
Glass "a draws ON
SATURDAY, SEPT. Pa, 1858.
@ ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
1--WE THOUSAND PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
-. q = e.,
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II We authorized 70 announce Or. JoS g. Gina as
candidate Counailmali the Fsfh Ward the ensuing
municipal election, 20 --rr lseplo-dtd
~ CHARLES WALKER, COf the Hat sorel candidate for
Councilman for the second Ward, the approaching election
sep4-dtd -,.= -s-.s az
II We are authorized to announce JW GoLEMAN can
ddae for Councilman from the second Wardat The ensuing
nicipal election. ur5a % I'd
II We authorized to announce c. =. H. MARTIN
candidate Councilman represent the 9Th Wardat the next
municipal election. So 1ls2 1 aoga-dd
IL We authorized to JAMS sRGsHEAD, as
candidate for Councilman to represent The 5 W6rd at the
next municipal election. augSO-did
I7We are authorized announce r. W. heGAvooK5 Esq
as candidate for Councilman nom The Third ensuing
municipal election augl3d
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hereby certify that submitted Grecnberg Fever
Ague Remedy to close inspection scientific analysis and
have also tested its curative qualities in several OF inter
mittent fever We take great pleasure in saying that h proved
completely successful and that skully compounded
remedy 1t must most beneficial influence ali such
Its Tonic properties highly saluary
and richly deserving confidence OF our brethren
Medical Faculty and of the public.
Samuel H. Mabrey NJ. D. \. Y W G. Kettrflre NJ D.. n H.
c. W. Reviloau, NJ D. Wis J. T. Mott, NJ D., Indiana.
W. II. Simmington, NJ D Ill j. G, Terrington, NJ Cal
Z. J. johnson, NJ. D.. No. W. G. Ashton NJ D La,
A. MACKENZIE,
sep9-f Nashville Tenn.
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soArRvILIE ITEs-T1 somere Star says that on the q
inst an alteration occurred place between Me NSTz
and HEALET both shooting at each other almost aneo
No.damage done TO either party,
attempt made fire the store Of Mesars D. 4 G. W
Friday morning. the 9Th u, but discovered in time
to prevent accomplishment Of the vlanous design
Three attempts at burglary also made during the past
week. all which frustrated, and Of the parties
rested.
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Holders manifest great confidence in the mantanance Of
full prices present aspect the trade is against them
The Bristol Nlrs the iOtsays the last days there
have the Virginia Depot at this point,
~ freight cars loaded 5000 bushels Of wheat besides
-four and other freight The receipts of wheat from wagons have
been here during the past week, but learn that
the Depots the East Tennessee road still filled with it. not
whsisung the made by the railroad to cary OH to
mar
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NAV HOLEsALE Dealers in Boots, Shoes. Hats Caps Trunks,
Carpet Bags &C. No. Nashville lnu Bl0ck, North East
Corner Public Square, Nashville Tennessee inree Of
their FALL stock, which is large Complete which tey
aug27-lm
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The Knoxville CHoa says that few days previous
young fellow twenty years OF age BY the name Of &c
MAHsS killed named 0yERBAY, aged about forty five, in
a TencouHe which occurred immediate vicinity Of tat
place The caused death three, and we're
inflicted with a knife. McAIlHAS is nov in Jail. se
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FFyHERE can be had at R. D. BLUs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment, Seals for Mas0ns, /. o. o. F.,
Sons Of Temperance, N0tares Public Insurance, Railroad and
Companies, Courts States &C., &c. Also,
boats, Post Office Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved order for
Bacsmths and Syermhs, in fact for ali those Manufacturers
may stamp their and address upon
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver Gold, Brass Iron
untemPered Steel without the slightest injury stamp
or itself
Stencils kinds made to order Jewelry made and
paired. .--.. r. D. BLUM,
Deaderek street doors from the Public Square, opposite the
Republican Banne Office. augl-i6Lw3m
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PIP. PECK,
AT MS
CAR IAGE WAR II o VI 5.
Cherrv Street. Nashville.

AS on hand large assortment Of Family Coaches, Barouces
u and ROckaways of them extra fine.
Also few Choice Ruggies OF his own and eastern
manufacture, with and without tops
Also one horse adams Erpsess Wagon, genuine article
In order reduce my stock Of Rocaways and BrOuce
usual inducements will be offered to Cash customers.
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RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
Nashville TO Memphis.
Cotton per Bale S235
Corn do do q
Flour do Barrel, 50
The above special rates on Produce effect and after this
date Wheat Corn and will be charged local rates unless
shipped in car loads m 20 bushels. Corn 80 bushels
and Flour IS barrels per CIR. CiAS. W. ANDERSON,
aurlO mp General A gent.
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NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor 80 meets every Wednesday
y evening at tine Hall above .
B. VI. FRANKLIN, ", c. T.
J, T THURMOSD, Wv. 7.
W. A. WHERRY, W. Z. OBJ
TNDNIUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of 7. A. & S. Ten
plars the Thursday evening in each month
the same Hail as above JOHN PATTERSON, C Of e.
20 ~ n RO.LAPSIEY,S ofo. N Z
IL II. MCALLISTER, I. of c.
jy3lly ", II. MORROW, Comp, r.
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- IL of Unmdg--Dm omes I've or
Three Years Time
Will sslt n he highest bidder, Saturday the 4h day q
sfIr nvf tres Of land In the neighborhood o.
F1rmtnvtoD Marshall county, Tenn.
Tla Home Place containing about hunirai nll ~
,-ss an which there mansion neatly dnish so -7t
and tine land - - hundred acres.
Tie Piland Pace, near by containing over q - - -
he most Of good land, the balance Of it s0oo 80
good water 81, niles from Home grlst.
containing about eighty acres good cell l - iss
With water and csbbis, twenty or -
cedar timber, and viii be sold % - Ia f-ts a. A..
a. 7-cssser living security ana - NC anu iuf me P-
chase money. In JAMES 8. WEBB.
- TX. Of Johu Z. Parslays Will
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GOLD PEN IIANUFACTORY.

TEVHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
the Eana Mining Manufacturing Company will be held
the he Treasurer, SO Broadway New York, Mon
day. September -, next, az II A X - .
}. HOLMES AGNEW, President.
August %, IsSs-sug2a Htd.
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable Ague
Remedy in The World,
Price Fifty Cents.

n ME Grnierg Fever and Ague Remedy does contain
particle Of mineral other injurious substance Of any
kind It relieves the attack and its continued for
short time strengthens the system, any disposition
the return Of the complaint.
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z2~-Fzs Great Bargains at No, % PuBIiG
GEEzzsS Square.-We will oaer entire stock Of
goods cost for cash only few days. make room for
Fastock Nov the time for everybody to get cheap goods
Call soon or you win miss the chance
aug5 I. c. NICHOLSON & co. o.
7 ? Look out for limitations Of Lea 81 PERKINS, EyOr-
estershire Sauce. See advertisement JOIN DuNcAs
& Sons. aug2I-dly.
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coal STOCK FOR SALE
NNTE HAVE l53 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
Wv STOCK We visa to sell exchange likely young AZ
gTQss * city property, taug2D Il. h. HAYNES Z CO.
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The Memphis doapes OF the 9Th learns by private letter
Huntsville, Ala. that the negro who killed Mr. sISoE
short time since, has been tried and sentenced to De huns ana
the celebrated Huntsville burglar. DoNoHoE 70 the ptry
for thirty wears The tll Of young for the killing
years since was in progress An ehot was
continue case Judge MOORE expressed deter
miuaton 70 bring him The indications that he
Convicted both the feeling and proof we're strong
AGAINST him
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Great Reduction in Goods! J!
Il. 4. HHcN AIRY a. co.
RE eosiag their entire stock DBY GOODS at prices that
q wiz surprise you. Call and buy
Muslins At from cents to 50 ceDtsper yard.
silks at half cost
Fmhr'd Nantes at fourth cost.
Carpets 40 greatly reiucrd prices.
Call at and get bargains Of -. .-,r,,,-. ~
augll X. G. McNAihA q W,
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The late attempt TO injure cur Firm has
shown that our Lotteries are drawn fair-
"; that our Prizes are paid punctualiY;
and that our schemes are more Liberal
an any other Lottery i'm the World!
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. Swan Co. Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries August 1855 AUGUSTA GEO. in public,
unde the int anCeo Z CYnp ssiun
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL o. MEDICINE,
Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville, Kentucky.
rVur Trtures In Institution viii the
Monday In Novenbsr, and continue four months During
October preliminary lectures Wall Be delivered a. The Hospital and
FACULTY.
Beni w. Dudley NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
Henry Bu. n. D., Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine- -.
cine.
N b. Marshall, NJ. D., Professor Of Masra 1dica and I
Deutcs-
Middleton Goldsmith, NJ D. Professor the Principles q sur
ssry and Clinical Surgery.
W. D. sdrman, N D., Professor Of Anatymy- ,.,,-s,
G. ". Baylees, ii. D. Professor Of Physiology ana
Anatomy.
David Cummins, N. D., Demonstrator.
% H. B. MARSHALL, n. D.,
sao-am Dean Of the Faeulty-
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Rock City Mills. Z. BAJ-HAN d CO., Propri
etors J. E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times for Wheat and
Corn, their Mills Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
PRICES of after this date, until further
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-26

STAMpEDE OF FSLAvEs.-Fitteen SLAVES
ran away on the night of the 9th inst,
from Key West, Fla. A small sail-boat,
belonging to the Sand Key Lighthouse,
with months ssupply of provisions for the
keeper and assistants on board, was taken
by the negroes, and in it they were able to
elrde their pursuers. 1t is thought they
have gone to Nassau, N. p.
Wolf HUNT.-The farmers Of portion
of Cedar, Scott, and Muscantino counties,
Iowa, had a grand wolf hunt last week.
They (the farmers, not the wolves) assem-
bled to the number of 1000, armed and
equipped as the law directs. Three Welt
scalps were the product of the hunt.
BALTIMORE Feb 20.-The Court House
at Bell Air, Hartford county, was nearly
destroyed BY fire. Many Of the records
Of the county were destroyed. The fire
was occassoned accidentally. There is no
insurance on the property.
The Tribune urges the formation of a
Snyder County Agricultural Society.
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UARRIsBuRG, Feb. 23, 1858.


We have news from Washington that
the Lecompton Constitution is to be put
through both Houses before the 4th Of
March, at all hazards Enough votes
have been secured G. c. bought up,) to
carry the day. Such is the boast Of the
Administration. Then look out for peace
fst Kansas and such sweeping political
revolution in the northern States, as even
the Oldest .ftleraltst has never witnessed.
The next Congress will be slightly anti
Buchanan, aud SO sterDly free Kansas that
the " "cowcl' South will be appalled, ut the
result of their infatuation. With all the
severity of the times-rich men suffering
and poor men starving-thc Wpermost
thing in mems thoughts, the main subject
of conversation every where, all over the
country, is this appalling scheme of pro-
slavery absolutism, that out Herod's Rus
sia herself, to crush our liberties, and vir
tually overthrow the Constitution. These
ominous broodings over this Internal polit
zeal outrage, will find startling expression
Al the ballot box, if carried into execution.
The temper of the times is not to be
doubted or trihed with.
Gov Packer Is understood to be firmly
and emphatically anti Lecompton because
it is the righ. policy in itself; and is also
the unmissakeablc public sentiment of the
State 1t would have suited him much
better, no doubt, if the Legislature had
taken prompt and decisive action against
Lecompton, instead of its nom -committal
policy. The Williamsport meeting un.
douLtedly expressed his sentiments.
The appointments are not yet made.
Il is presumed the Gov. wishes to make
the best appointments possible, for the
public interest as well as the success Of
his administration. But those who suppose
the delay arises from indeeision, greatly
mistake the man. He intends to be Gov
ernor himself, and shoulder his own re-
sporsibilities. He understands himself
aud the State too well, to be in any doubt,
as to whom and how to act, in the dis
charge of his official duties.
Yours, A SPECTATOR.
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Account of Old Union County for 1857

Oriers issued ~ tho Commissioners Of Union county
for d,bts by the Old county of tni"u and for which
the present Of snyder is liable for the one half
Hannah Jones Com. Jua Chapel (sce bill l5i 90
J. H. Linn. Atty in fact for John Bacon Treasr T.
Stat. penit-ntiary. in full for support Of con-
,ias for the year lSji SO u (see bill 80 Il %
Peter kimple. admir- Of in. kimplc, deed. witness
in ease Jacob Stock, Septr 81 o. 81
Mrhnrl Kl-ckper for assisting 10 the arrest Of ii.
ID. EoleaTmcl, and expenses Dill 90 Sl3 30 70
II Pardnr Esq cost for John and Ann Jones, Com
". j. Chapel ~
Jane Penny. road damages = 30
Robert CandUr and others road view . pp
s.. s.
We the undersigned. Commissioners of the county Of
Union hereby submit the foregoing accounts Of the cx
pcndtures of the old county Of Union for the year A. D.
lsj. aS correct and true.
Given under hands at the Commissioners office in
the borough of Lewsbur-, the eighth d. January,
A. D, 1858. JACOB I1IMMEL
Attest WN RULE. fCommrs.
KICIi'D V. II. LINCOLN,
We the unicrignej Auditors Of the county Of Union,
having carefully examined and audited the foregoing
count the Commissioners Of said 10 find and
report Of expenditures the old
y of the year 1851 and correct stated.
In witness whereof the said Auditors have hereun
10 hands at the Commissioners Office, in the hor
ou:h Of Lewsburg this eighth day of January, A. b.
i'''' :. !, D. hHSMai; na,isR. Auditors.
JOHN kESSLER,)