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however, to be candidate, sna insists that his frisn.
shall no, vote for him. bat DC has UHqaestoDsby nors
claims to the support Of toe t'us Democrats OF Nes
jersey than any other man IN g. state Chsnoelor
Williamson s s,o named fsyorsbly; and on the other
hand. a citizen well krown al hghly esteemed "a
Warrington. GeO. Taos Gao sal aier, presented "
acceptable in msry quarters, by ms own party.
TIE Democrats u Ohio ia purity and integrity
assembled al Columbus, drss It uiider. RepresetiI
tive Finefock offered rsoluion Of instruction, 70
the Buckeyes in Congress "to use 'heir influence al
votes 10 procure the passage Of The bill nov psnis
10 Congress 10 place thirty millions Of dollars at ne
disposal Of the President Of the Uned States for the
"porchsse OF Cuba %
1t 10 rumored that the PeSnsylyanis Delegation
are prepNing formsl reronstranoe for presentation
70 the President urgrg the mPortsrce of the removal
Of Cobb from tie Treasury Department
The Claffes India Rubber Patert Is fsriog badly
in the House Of Representative, and does not seen
likely to be renewed. Great efforts have been made
TO secure a new t-rm for is monopoly. history Of
the failure Of the last years labor IN Its behalf would
be Sc instructive irsiie Of the Lobby IS without.
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Very truly yours, ry.o,.,
CLARENDON HoTEL, NEw-IoRK, ]
InnnarN ~ I'M


Dy,RSIR: / duly received your communication in
relation 10 the pardoniDg poser and reforms IN the
Executive Department. The opinions you express
are 30 entirely in accordance with my own, that
avail myself of the permission You haye gwen me 10
publish the communication. o.,
II must be evident TO every conyersant with the
psrdOniug power as now exercsei IN TINS STATE that
the public mind is full OF error in relation To the man
rer IN VIII, that power is exercised by the Governor
If your able and well considered views OF this question
should in any correct this error, which is as
unjust 10 the Governor IL is 10 the convict, 1t VIII
have accomplished a valuable pubic service.
fully agree with you that, notwithstanding su tnat
has been done within the lsst two years to organize
the Executive Department, still further reforms are
needed Snd they will doubtless be msde from time 10
time, the experience OF each Governor shai demon
strate the necessity for them. When you aud en-
tered the Executive Chamber, we found no records
or papers sDy kind to guide MS IN the performance
OF cur official duties; each Governor, on reuring
from office had carried away With HIM the papers ana
records upon which his large discretionary power had
been exercised.
Through the perseverlDg efforts of my late Sec
retary Mr.. Seaman the Executive Department u now
made a Department Of Record; and each Governor IS
required not only TO keep complete records OF all
official acts but to hand them down to his successor
in office Had such law been enacted years ago, a
system of Executive administration would nave grad
ualy ms.ured ard there would now be in the Execu-
tive Department not only the experience OF many adj
mnisratos but The principles governing the exercise
OF the Executive functions.
The law TO orgapize the Department has also ele
waited 10 importance the office of the Private Secretary
by making the salary such as will always command
the talent ard character requisite for that responsible
position. It has, besides, placed at the disposal Of
The Governor al amount sufficient for the necessary
clerical services for the Department.
IL j. among the gIa.ifyin events OF my sinlnis-
II 'icp that these reforms have been accomplished,
srd that wss enabled to hand TO uy successor
to be transmitted 10 his complete records and yOuch
ers for all my official acts.
With sincere regard, very truly yours,
JOHN KING.
T. the Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
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LIQUOR AND Law IN IYESTCHESTER
COUNTY.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune,


sISe Sls6. Jan %, 1889
At the last session CT tho Board Of Supervisors Of
this County, a resolution was adopted calling the
Board of Excise for information in regard to the
amount Of penalties colleeei By them from parties
selling liquor witt out license, and paid to the
County Treasurer. They responded Tia. 5000 had
come Tito their attorney Joseph j. Chambers during
the fiscal year etdDg May |, 1858, Of which $50 hai
been paid into the Tresury ard the remainder $40,
retained by him as fe,s On this report Sgsca Com
nit,ee Of three wss appointed BY the Supervisors,
with power 10 send for persons and papers, 70 IN.
"vestigste and report 10 the re1t Board ss to al
" sums OF money received by the Attorney u tAe
e Board of Excise, whether as penalties or ccmpro-
" misses Of suits commented in the name Of the Com
" uissoners Of Excise as 20 the manage men. OF the
" quits; their number; before whom commenced; snd
the judgments obtsiLed thereon"
THIS Committee met here on TIE 26,h ut. ani
bpen aed before them feyra Justices q the Peace
and runseHcrs VITO supposed 10 be competent 70
throw lgh the SUCCESS attending Mr. Chambers .
endesvors extract penalties IRON unlicensed citizens.
The Committee consists of George A. Brsnireth Of
OssinniDs Alsop II. Lockwood of Pouniridge, and
Isaac X. Mead Of Mount Peasant. Abraham Hyatt
oi'this place acts az Constable ard Clerk Taus far
three justices have beeu examined who furnish ir
subsistence the following evidence:
Justice Alber. Bsjesu q NV Rochelle .ss tilted tia
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FROM NE H-JERSEY.

EARLY HISTORY OF TRENTON--CoL. RAILS
CARD-PLAYING - ASsANPINK A SINGULAR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
THE ONLY ARTICLE
UkRIvALLED IN MARKET,
With immense
Home and European Dem md.

THE ONLY ARTICLE -.-.H-
UkRIvALLED IN Market,
With immense
Home and European Demand.
M Ths xhy
pes fluids thus mat grow bald heads Re-
all andru itching and keat from the scalp qnets and
be relied to all diseases Of the scalp
M FSssss
times week It will never fa or bee gray them reader
NEW YoRx, January s. 1858.
dentlemon Hasng heard good deal shout Prof Woods
Hair m @ .., and G my hair being made
great many had ali patent medicines
and sho time ago commenced using your article to test
result has been satisfactory that glad
as but
m Ss %hf S s saSs
and the best prof berg oec9 ar write you
IN
Asns looking. am yours HESRT 5f;S1snilk JkNK,ns
Corner Columbia and Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
Prof wood-Dsar sir Your Hair Resciase Ia, '' Done
.rg %sh ga S s Of the s0na Ny has
sgh burn when quite infant been using your your
1 now @ M sa
to a 10 ssc, Il think it the cst yaaabs medicine
feR,a, Taa =, nn,,,,n NJ. :, von ,s,., ..s.. $50 '
Yours etc., s, W. MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1857.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir Your Hair rative proving
self bene6ci. to The 'front.' part s my
head amot lost it's covering in fac bals Ihave
two half pint bottles of Restorative and The
head well studded with promi, crop of young hair and
sSn other
personal recommendation many others try It,
Yours, respectfully,
b. R. THOMAS NJ D.,
No. 464 Vine street.
Restorative put up battles OF Sizes large,
medium and small tho small holds half pint and etails FOR
per bottle the medium holds least twenty
cent more In proportion than small dollars
per large holds quart 40 cent in
tion and retails for three dollars per bottle
o. J. WOOn CO., Propreors. S2 broadway New York,
lin great Y Wire Railing Esablishmen and ia Mar
ket street, St. Louis Mo.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also, by J. WRIGHT CO., General Agents for
he Sonth. ans Smeod&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
auls sod

-, southern Pacific RaiIroad-The UNDER
signed ready receive his oce 81 Common
the LOAN the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
commended " the meetings Of the Stockholders he'd the h
and 9th Of August.
that stockholders and othss who intend to
1t not believed that appeal The cizsns Of New
leans who largely Interested this enterprise will
In vain when other points, having local
road have contributed much asked
for In this city.
aus If HIS. FULKE ERsON Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
AUCTION SALES.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE FOURTH DIsTHICr
and Furniture for sale at auction
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEvrILs. Auctioneer,
Oflce II Commercial Place.
MONDAY. september IL, 1859, At IL o'clock
" A. NJ on the prernises Andrew between Lau
rel and Jersey streets, will be sod-
general Of Mahogany Furniture comprls-
ng Bedseads Armors Bureaus Washstnnds sfas Centre,
Card and Dining Tables. Cnas Rocker, Easy Chairs Mat
resses etc. &C.
A6TERMS-Cah, ..
Also. at IL O'Clock ~, on the prsmisss-
The House and Lots Bald lots front st. Andrew street
measuring 10 feet with depth to Lots Nos and OF ~
foet 10 inches and lines; and No. g. lz feet all French
measure.
The Of story frame dwelling con
tanning parors four bsd kichep kervans
carriage house, stable and other conveniences.
AleTERMS- cash the purchaser to the psy
mont certain e for s7s due January 2s lseo hs.rns
interest for year cent? and another note Tor $U
due January bearing interest !. the same rAte 70!
balance three from day OF sale with fnte cat at
until maturity and per cent unl final payment Sc
cured by mortgage on the property sold .
Improvements to be kopt insured and policy Transferred
vendor
Acts before o. sarks, Notary Public, at the
pense OF the purchasers. SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
HARDWARE,

'sD'1 vAr..nAS. ezAs. II. vA.ssnAs
- 11ro.r.ss
AND WHOLEBALH DBALDRs
Hardware,
' FLOWS,
FISH AND sHR1mP sE1xEs,
TACKLE, NETS, sas., ~.
soeAgsnts for yt,sf PLIOW AND sCEAPER|Mga Il
the Anvil, No. Il 1AaAzINB STREET. essnx Il osnsss
strsst. New Orleans. ely
NOTlCE-ro coHFoRx WITH THE LATE ACT o1
N-'' 'A@0te' % ''h" y 'A'' 1rfsfEsrLEY BE1x.
'oHH D. snrx. LAwzEscs Q. ssrs.
q JOHN d. BEIN Il SON, II
v(sI Importer snd Dealers in
~HAR WARE AND CUTLERY, -
s e. sas .ss s:
sxv o,,..,. III, ,s,. ' '' ~'N . IN Il. S..,.p..
Il ,HARoNNE STREET sTEAM Bo1LEa
mna. soya:: I'd 00,
T.. rates 6sy b had shop he South or i'm
-Xiw.ys hand, DOUBLE FLuKD BOILERS frsm 10 ia
as Pfasi
Ie Frons Grass Bars Stand Pipes 7alvss sse eosstan,
An work Will b guaranteed Of bss massr,a and verkna.
wishing purchase Boilers for piana4,ons sss.
are rs invited s a. A. Is &sB "
1 .EEDs' SOURDRY NEW oRLsAns
LYBD9 CO. IRON RODNDERR
s sssn sass. ~ Ps..l sss
Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and Fronts Buidns1 YVy.
naee AoetAs 0sats Bars etc., and all nachinsfy required
daily .sshoe..a and ~. 70
sIMILLnAM's II PATENT BAoAssE TU1KAcL:
A CARD-rHE UNDERsIaNRD. IN RETURNING
hs received since the ssasishment fsr III
account takes this Of informing bis river friends
hs % 'a Of Brewster and . oos sns
known As engineer Of steamer Asxnoa Who Will
his agent II ords.s and have them
gete engineer it hoped will be sufficient guarantee hs
GEORGE PATTERSON,
Machine Shop and Foundry,
Corner Of Deiord and New Lsvee streets.
New Orleans. Ausu.t ~ 1883. au24 I'm
z1kAFs u sofr.k, zssS 4zE 1sb shEs4 AsDaA 1kos
i'ss &.
Particular ssntion paid description. Of budns work,
viz Copper Gavanised Tin and Zinc Valley
Have right Louisiana to make
and vend be recently invention Of Jabes lewis
sa e h
acting in itself the necessity Of hand laber it,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.


szoosD Dlsralcr counr tsU IMcEssIoE M OF HEs , g WE
o,s.v Orleans. SER' vie No. Of is9ss y; q; WEBER
NOTICE II hereby given to the creditors Of
this estate and 70 e herein interested to show
cause within ton days from the notification, they
Tutor houd not be hooogaed and approved. the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DzuxIzxE couK DE DurRIcr SUCCESSION DR. MADAME
d.. Nouy.lls orls.n. GWssERNnNSog nrSgsE 1s7.1 ps
A Wis est par le present donne aux cream.
"A cers dc ID suAdits toues sutres
que cca peut concerne davoir deduire dI iours
dater De Ia es Esisons ssqusles
approuve Of homologue les fonds mains rapsr
conformement dit compte.
Par ordre dc ID Cour.
septs u II J. 1. KELLY. Dsputs Grsdasr.
sscos. D1s1s,c. nc Courr succEssIoN oF HENRY MACH
NOTlCE Il hereby given to the creditors of
~ this ksste and 70 all other herein interested
70 show cause within ten days from the present
Curator Of this should be homoogated and ap.
proved and the funds distributed accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgzI..E Coyn pE DISTRICT sUCCEss1oN DE HENRY
A Wis est par le present dOnne aux cream
IA cers de la susdie Succession pSrsonnes
que celia peut concerne dayor dEdure dix jours
ater dc presente publication les raons pour esqueet
10 compe presene par 10 Curaau de IL dte succession
serait point approuve ct homologue
mains epartis conformeme dit conptc,
Par ordre dc Ia Cour.
s3 ~ y. 1. KELLY. Dkpute Grefher. .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

closed mall consisting Of letters States
and cs Of the Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway sweden, Poland Russia 1onan Islands,
sent from the Post-othce New York weekly.
"A mail for the West India Islands will be by this
steamer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE. PIGCOLO PIANO,
Carpets. ETC.. at auction, account Of departure.
BY j. Il. BEARD f. CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH, Auctioneer.
Office So Magazine street.
TUESDAY, the 18th Inst, at 1Ok O'Clock,
at No. Fourth street. between Aayades and Prytans,
will be sold
Good Mahogany Bedstsads ArmoIrs Bureaus Washstand
Tables Sofas Kasy Rocking and Psror Chairs
Curtsns nns Velvet Carpss Rugs. Mating Nante
msn. Mirrors Crockey and Glass Ware, Kitchen Utensils.
Cooking Stove etc.
Hne Rosewood Piccolo Piano.
naeTERMS-Cash. sci
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, I
Baton RouRe. August ., 1889.
9-In accordance with the 18th section Of
Act No 1884, approved March 18Th. 1851 entitled " Act n
relation debts OF the State and Of Act No. @ en
tied IAN Act relative the receipts from 18th sections
txy days and date Of the r insertion Of this I'D
veemen the purchase by the State Of Louisiana Of
such receivable by the State scnIy for the crcuA
6 approved March 49, 1855 All proposals. to be directed to
the Auditor and Treasurer bato, Rouge endorsed
pressnes OF the Governor MONDAY the 24th day
toher eighteen hundred and nne 1885, II O'Clock
purchase made from the bidder bidders offering
sell said Bonds at the lowest terrps.
The Govenor reserves The right reject any all bids
and TO direct Advertisements for proposAls
Ny the Governor ROBERT G. W1CKLtFFE.
A. DuPLANrIER Asajatant Reeyatary OF State aulS 6H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

This sao and only eecua remedy for more
extensively used by regular physicians
prietary meene which made its In the
United States. f " ~
used with the utmost freedom and by gentle
men who have attained eminence in the medical profession
all the Middle, Western, and Southern States
The Of It's popularity the fact that nothing has
yet been discovered which its place and
that may be used In all without any the
suit It's perfect safety recommends every
worms sacreted within the Il
them Without fail But in order ge,
purchaser should be his guard we'll the in
iis the bottle and see that
is buying B. A. FahneStock's Vermifuge, no other
auA In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

@ s@oo sus quarter boxes s.rdines, Rodel.
rs boxe Absynth, G. f. BeFYer
800 baskets Sweet Oil, J. Plaguiol.
60 boxes CASTLE Soap.
50 casks Claret, Leoville.
~ Chateau Dillon,
20 baskets Ansette, Chauvet
$50 quarters Preserved Meats, Rodel.
20,O0O Velvet Corks, for bottles,
12,0]0 Corks, for Denijohns
In store and sale by q. .CAVAROC 4 co t
sci ltaw4t ia Rovs, street =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

| OFFICE foNTcHA ARrRAIN r. r. Co., !
| New Orleans, June Q, 1859.
~ dividend of four per cent. on the cnpi-
tai stock of this Company has been declared
Directors payable to the stockholders and 10th
inst, At the office of the Company
je2 p. Fl. GOODWIN. Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" VERANDA BUILDING,
s2 Old No. Camp street, between Poeyarre and Caiope

s2 Old No. Camp street, between Poeyfarre Caope sts
Seventeenth Annual Session.
Annual this Institution bec;ns
the First Monday o. September, 1859. -
The a Of instruction comprises extensive sys
e OF education It offers great advantages the
o1 % Ss The French Is daily spoken in the school,
The oc apartments ave spacous and
we ventilated The sch o is proyid with choice library
apparatus
For particulars apply In person by letter. at the Insta
ton. NJ d DIMITRY A. NJ
President of the Board.
New Orleans, August, 1859. au3l II
HAY-59O bales prime Northern. for sale by
IL S. JONES Il CO.,
SCI 81 Grsvier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

OyFIce OF THE board OF ASSESSORS, !
Room No. Is. City Hall,
s0Notice 20 Tax Payers,-The Board OF
OF the city OF New Orleans having completed
rolls the 1889 copies having
been left with the Secretary Of the Board No. Is City
Hail. tho be and examined any the inhsb.
liant: Of The said city Of Ne. Orleans and o the
P NJ daily Sunday. accepted during THIRTY DAYS from
the 18th inst.
And tho Board OF Assessors further give that they will
meet al their Office No. s City Hail. from O'Clock A.
I'll O'Clock r NJ. on the 18th 10Th 2st, I'D sd 24h and
18th Of September review their app
cation Of any person concevinE himself agareved.
HENRY BIER,
auIS 9ecyetayv Rossd of Lsasa.,rs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-19
Real Estate.
SHERIFC'S SALE.

DY virtue of suhdry writs Of Fl. Fa. and
II Fend. Ex. issued out OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Union county. and 10 me direct
ed, will be exposed to Public sale or Query,
on the dates and at the places iollowns,to wit:
On Saturday, the Sd day fScptcm-
,ember next, on the premises, at 10 o'clock,
!. NJ, a certain tract Of Land situate IN The
township Of White Deer, and county Of
Union. bounded north by land Of the Sheffield
Iron Company, west by Lands late OF Henry
II gh, deed, and others. south by lands oi Da-
vId Steininger. and east by lands OF Gideon
Bucher and others, containing Twenty Acres,
more or less, whereon are erected Four-Sto-
rev WOOLEN FACTORY, two-storey
Dwelling House. frame Stable and other Out
buildings, &c, with the appurlef ances, as
the property o. Isaac Staten, David Mari,
John :. Flnney, Su,annah Messenger q sam
uel Henderson.
Also, on Tuesday, Glh day Of Sep
tcmber next at The Pubic House If William
Wolfe, in the Borough of Hart,eton, at 10 o.
clock. A. NJ, a certain Lot and a Halt Of
Ground, more or les, situate n the Borough
Of Harlleton. and county @: Union, bounded
on the east by lot OF Misses Lucas, south ly
turnpike, west by lot of Rebecca WISE, and
north bv an alley, wherein are erected
frame DWELLING HOUSE. STORE ROOM,
Ware Room and frame Stable, &c, with the
appurtenance>, as the property of X ii. Kerr.
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Lew burg, Aug. >, 1893.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-19
Union County Court Proclamation

WHEREAS, the Hon. ABM :. WILSON,
w President Judge for the 2Oth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed OF the
counties of Union, MiiIn aud snyder, and
PHILIP RuuL and JSo WSIMnnToS EsqS., AsSo-
ciate Judges in Union county. have issued their
precept, bearing date the 2Ist day of May,
1883, and to me directed. for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer. and General Quarter sessions
at LEWlSBURG, for the county of UNION,
on the second MONDAY Of SEPT. (being the
IEth day) 1859 and 10 continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the Cor
oner. Justices of the Peace and ConstableS IN
and for the county of Union, TO appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, inqul-
sitions. examinations and other remembranceS
To do those things which OF their offices and IN
their behalf aPpertain 10 be done; and all Wit
neSses and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required TO be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
perll. Jurors are requested 10 be punctnal IN
their attendance at the appointed time aSreea-
bic 10 notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the sher-
iff 5 Office IN LewiSburg, the lth day Of Au-
gust, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tifty-nine, and the eighty
second year of the Independence OF the United
States Of America.-God save the Common
wealth JOHN CRO>SGEO| l.. Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-19
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all con.

\ 0IlUE IS hereby gwen 10 all con-
~ cerned, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts III the Register 5
Office at LewiSburs, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confir-
nation and allowance al the Orphans Court,
to be held at LEWiSBURG, for the county Of
Union, on the third Friday Of SEPTEMBER
next,being the r6,h day of said month, viz:
!. The Account of Agnes Wilson, Execu-
irix of John F. Wilson, who was one OF the
Administrators Of .Ioin Wih, late Of the Bor-
ough of Hartleton, dc d.
=. The Account Of John B. Linn, Admin
istrator of Fcederick N,Hitr, lale Of the Bor-
ough Of NJ 1linhurg, dc't.
,. The Account Of Thomas HAYES, Guar
dian o: G,orge +. and Nancy Watson, minor
children of Samuel Wilson, dcd
4. The Account Of Maria Zimmerman.
Administra,rlx OF ,I,nGs Zimmerman, late OF
Limestone TP, dc'd.
5. The Account Of Israe! Beaver, Admin
islrator OF Jqcoj Hauct. late OF Lewis Up. &c d.
6. The Account Of Hugh p. Shelter, Ad-
mini>lrator Of WiHam Wilson, Jr., late Of
Kelly Tp, dc'd.
GEORGE MERRILL. Register.
Registers Office. Lewi>burg, Aug. IG, 1883
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-19
SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY viriue of Sundrv wriiS of Vend Ex. and
- Lev. .Fa. issued out Of the Cour of Com
mon Pleas ofUnlon county and to me directed,
will be exposei tn public sale or uutcry. on
the date, and at the places following, 10 W.T.:
I'm Fr;dor Tho 10Th dov of Auru-t
,s5u ,L,. i,,. norse ,,f N,,.basi Kiec.per
~ ,n,. L.,r.,,,b If Ns,, P.rIip at M n'cI,ck A
n - Ir.,,., ,fI1,.J ,,,n,rs ~ Ii,nesrnna
,,,,,,.r, -, c,,,i,,r To-,
&C., ,ITors ,r rc.s houndsd rortb nv land,
Of AbsaIon swInelord, east by land, Of Ph.l.p
Gross. south by Penn, Creek and west by land
of John Michel. wherron are erected a two
storey G. GEIST NILL.a frame Dwelling house.
a frame Tenant house. A frame Stable, w.th
other onf.buildingS. and The apnur,enances-
as The prnnetiy of Michael Wagn.r.with notice
in Samuel Long and Charlotte Long. terre
tenants and of Charlotte IrDr and SamI Long.
A1so Of tho sonn ,in1o ord nlacn q
ant hat,,r ,r,,,,,,, NOR. '.- IsIi, ,,,,,,,..
- ,1a -, -, NJ. I.rI,r -, -.
,.ri.ai gn ~, ,a,,.' rIal NJ - 11I h.1t,,,
I57. .honnted Sonfh by New Market >lreeIwe>t
h,, Ior r5g nor,h Inv an alley. and east bv half
Iot I57 wbereon are rrccicd A two-<tor.v
vrane Hop.e \ we'll of GOOD wafer with a
nump. and other rout-huiIiipqS. with the apnur.
renal.cs-as the uroo,r,v ot adam Natzf
IL I'LL.
, ~ o'I ~ I'm ''c'v ~ a = ~
W. at ''ie run,io 'ouse - " ~ ,' ''-s
" - - - -
va" ,o' - ="
toung' r"I"ueu SUu." y .u'' -,
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PrOs!ionosury.s Notice.

DUBIlC notice IS hereby siven that JoHS
DUSKLE, one Of the Committee of the
person and estates of John Baksr and Hesier
Biker, OF Buffalo township, Union county, has
filed in the prolhonotary'S Office in aud Tor
the county of Union, al Lewisnurg, his ac-
count as Committee of the said John Baker
and Hester Baker, and that the same will be
presented TO The Court of Common Pleas OF
said county for confirmation and allowance
on FRIDAY, the 10th day of September next,
al the Court House al iewisburg in the coun-
tv aforesaid. SAMUEL ROUSIi, Proih'y
August l6 1883 pd