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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
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McKNIGHT'O MALT WINE.

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J. lind Of Imposted Ale, his MATT VINE
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Legal Notice.

THE s SEAT co on ': 1sei returned not
In the Scott county District Court.
Antoine L. Clsrev " Joanna Gillett, Elizabeth Cas-.
teel, p 6illett, A CAsteel, A Lswes, n q Blake
more, Vincent Hir rcd X Co, Margaret A N !cholie,
Cook l. Sargent, Phelps. Dodge 4 90, W Collins
and n Bird.
To said Margaret A Nichols
VOU are hereby noti Fed that there Is now on 1e
In the Office Of the o. srk OF the District Court
OF Sc 1T aunt, petition OF An.o0e Lie Claire claim
ing the foreclosurcof a certain mortgage nade by
said Joanna Gilttt Elisabeth Castecl, p GGett
and A Cssteel, ontne 18th day OF February, d
1851 to the payment OF tvs p,omis sorry notes,
ons for the sum Of four hundred thrty.seyen and
SO. 100 dollars dus February 10, 1885, aud for
the sum Of four hundred ttiIty-teven and 20 100
dollars, due F.bruRv It, 1859 both with interest at
the rate OF Ten pre- mt per aprum, and conveying
the foloe wing premises In the county Of Scott and
state OF Iowa. 10 Wit Lot number sven ~ In block
number tishty-t ut (SS) In lie Clsre's addition to
tie city Of Lavtrport, county and stale sfcr said.
And unless yous hall apr and ans yer said petit
tion b. fore tn, hrst day OF the next term Of
said Court, to be lolden on the first Monday in Sep
iemb r, D 1855 decree viii be rendered pray
Ell for.
4 n sy 81. 1859.
CORDIN K DOW
Plaintiffs Atty's.
1t is ordered that the foregoing be published
four weeks in tn, Iowa State Democr
IRA n. CLIFFORD,
may3l Clerk Of said Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
rHs Sofa eo4rc on S.ss returned not
In District Court Of Scott County
Antoine 10 CLAIRE vs.. Harvey Hughes. Elizabeth
Hughes, John Feeter, II A Clausss n, Charles r
Putaam, Van Rensselaer, Howe, J washburn,
" Churchl:
TO said ohn Feeter AMI Van Rensselaer, Howe
VOU are hereby notified that there Is now on file
in the cffice Of the clerk Of the District Court
Of Scott county, petition Of Antoine lie Claire
claiming the foreclosure OF certain mortgage made
By said HsrvsyJ Hughes and Elizabeth Hughes
bis wife, on the 18TH day Of November. 1856, to
cure the paymsn Of three promissory notes, for
four hundred dollars, due August lst 1857, two
each for the sum o. four hundred ana fifty dollars
due August first 1858 and August arst 1859, with
ten per cent interest per amen, and conveying
the folowi premises in the couaty Of Scott, state
Of Iowa, to wit Lot number eitht Cy and the east
halt Of lot number seven a. in block number ninety
s0 In lie Olares eighth addition TO the city Of Da.
venpoit.
And unless you shall app ar and answer said ne.
titon on OF before the first day Of the next term Of
said court to be h lden on tie lrst Monday 10 Sep
TENDER 1859, . decree will bs rendered a. prayed
for.
CORB1H DOW,
Nay 81, 1869. Pr1 Atty.
Let this be published In tho Iowa State Democrat
four weeks IRA n CLIFFORD,
mays Clerk Scott county District Court.
Legal Notice.
THE s sas. cs oT S s.sssd returned net
In the District Court ofScott county,
Antoine lie Claire VI. Horatio L Sarge mt, H Rust
Horace K,bb'e. Loring Wood:
To said Horatio Sergeant, Rust and Horace
Ktbbee-
VOU hereby Rotine l, that there Is now on
i file In the offcs Of the clerk of the District
Court Of Scott County, . petit Of Antoine Le-
Claire claiming the certain mortgage
made by said Horato l. Sergeant On the twenty
second day Of Nay, 1856, TO secure the payment Of
three promissoy notes Of even date, one for
hundred dollars, due Nay 22d. 1857, another for
three hundred dollars due Nay ed 1858, and third
for three hundred dollars due May 22d, 1859 al
with ten per cent interest, payable annually and
conveying he following premises in the county Of
Scott and state Of Iowa to wit: GAS halves OF lots
number nine (9) and ten (10) sid halves being the
north halves Of lots number nine (9) and ten 10y in
block number eishtysx (s6) in Le Claire's eighth
addition to the city Of Davenport, county and state
Aforesaid"
And unless you shall appear and answer said pc.
tton or before the arst day Of the next term Of
said court to be holden the fret Monday In Dep.
TENDER 1859 decree will be rendered "a prayed for
Asy31, 1889. GOBLIN DOW,
ATTORNEY " for Plaintiff
Ietthis be published four ks IN he Iowa State
Democrat, IRA N. CLIFFORD,
NAV al Clerk OF said Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Legal Notice.

THE s s1a,' co on s:: .s,.i returned not
In Scott county District Court.
Antoine LIE Ciase W Charles W verder, LouIsa D
verder. Aervin. John Cook, Lee, Murphy 4
Avery.
TO SAID Lee, Murphy Avery:
VOU are hereby notified that there i now on ME
In the oc Of The Clerk OF the said District Court
Of Scott County pc iion Of Antoine l., Claire ATM
ing the foreclosure Of certain mortgage made y
said Charts W Verder and Louisa Verder on the
18th day II October, 1855, 10 secure the payment Of
two certsn promsaoIy notes, ons for the su OF one
huf dred and fifty do srs, du. October Is. 1851. as
another for the Of one hundred and ify dollars
due October Is, s56, will ten PEI cent interest," and
conveying tbs following described psemiSes, % Wit
Lot number four ~ in block number ghty-f ar S4
in - Clli.e's seventh addition to the ctsy Of Ds-
venport
Aud unless you shall appear and answer SID -.
titon Oh or before the first day Of the mkt esra OF
ssid District Court 70 be holden 90 the nrss no0dsy
in September, d 1859, decree Will - rendered -
prayea for.
Nay 81, 1859.
PiaintifS Atty.
Publish above notice n the Daily Iowa state Dsm.
ocrat Jour weeks tonsecuttvely.
IRA n. 0IYpO1D,
mavei. Clesk Of said Oour..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
GROCERIES.

IXkOO0ANA0 AJs
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HuFnh for Pixies Peak I!
A IL vl,sssnd goias . Piss's Psak aszt sprsaa
"A bad ttss come 10 The
sezssokeye Ssere,"
To uet thu outfit. All kinds q 0seesriss ana PRO.
vissas y there b found IL abundance, ior cssh
AFrel Let Of Geeds Just Received.
SUGARS.
New pans Sugar. 10 psunds "a. one souar.
O Jms, n Orushea,
Louisns oiasiAsd, Powdered.
bslch's Clarified.
h0LAsoRS AsS 0YRuPs.
D.ler's 0oldss Syrup. \ Q Aolsssss (asv ese,)
P,neppls syrup . q Msisssss.
,coYysss.
Pris bio, Fresh 1oAstsd,
Oi4ov Java. Gov ava and Rto
Irsrisl. Ooloas.
1LoUB.
yhnto ms DuckWhlat %.
FISH.
pckIsd Herring mo u Codash,
Isckersl, No white Fish.
0ALT.
} A Salt. Salt By ~ barrsl.
SOAP.
White Q Soap. CASTLE Soap.
brown DO Transparent Soap.
OIL.
Vhals (soe burniaG) nephsss.
H1UI1.
utana Raisins Dust reod) zaute Ourrants.
ralencia do Oltron.
n do Prunes.
|ried Apples (new) Dried Peaches (nsw.)
BURNING FLUID, warranted 70 burn and no
moke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE ofaall kinds.
FAlRHAvEN OYsTEnS ., ALWAYS fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be ~ good -
IN be found 10 the city.
All Goods to . reasonable amount, DELIVERED
RRB OF CHA4OE, within the city limits.
Jans-dAvtf q. N, SHIPMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
Real Estate.
SHERIFFrS SALE.

DY virtue of spndry wriiS Of Fl. Fa. and
ID Vend. TX. ISSUED out OF the Courl Of Com
mon Pleas OF Union county, and 10 me direct
cd, will he exposed to Pubic Sale or Outcry,
on the dates and at the place lo,owlng,to wit:
On Saturday, the Sd day Of fScptcm-
,embcr next, on the premises, at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, Il 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
High, Gccd and others, south 10y lands of Da-
vId SicIninscr, and east by lands Of Gideon
Buchcr and others, cuu,dinln. Twenty Acres,
more or less. Whcroon are erected i four-Sto-
rcy NOOLEN FACTORY, two-storcv
Dwelling House, frame Stable and other Out
Buildnes, Sc, with the appurt'r anceS. as
the property o. Isaac Staten, David Mari,
John 5. fnucy Sur AMMAN Messenger d sam
uol Henderson.
Also. on Tuesday, 9Th day of Sep
tcm5er next at rhe PuhIc House of William
" ullc, IN the borough ol liartlclon, at 10 o.
clock, 4. NJ, Il CERTAIN bot and a Halt 81
Ground. more or less situate ~ the Borough
Of Ilauictun, and county @: Union, bounded
on the cast hy lot of VI s>rS Lucas, south ty
turnpike, west ty lot OF E'uccca Wise, and
frame DIV ELlING iiOl 81, STORE ROOM,
Ware Room aud frame stable, &c, with the
appur;cuanceS, a. the property OF Il II. Kerr.
JOHN CRO>SGEOVE SherIH.
Sheriff Office, Levi burg. Aug. ;. 1853.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

iiliAP., ~ ". II.
The Austria at Halifax, brings
three days later news from Europe.
The Emperor Napoleon has dircc-
ted that the army and navy Of France
shall be placed on peace footing
with the least possible delay.
The Zurich Conference had not as
seWhlcd. The time has not been
fixed, but it was expected to meet in
a few days.
Adyiccs from Italy are peaceful.
The Sardinian Governor OF Mo
dcna has been withdrawn, and the
Government turned over TO the Mu-
inequalities.
The result of the deliberations on
the annexation of Tuscany to Pied
mont, had been made known. At
III places. there were sos affirmative
and only Is negative votes.
The first Austrian corps darmec
for the present will he maintained on
q war footing. 2O0.O00 strong.
The English Cabinet had announc-
cd that the invitation TO participate
in the Congress OF the great powers,
will not be considered until after the
result Of the Zurich Conference had
been made known. Lord John Rus
sell and Lord PalmcrSton, admitted
in Parliament that England had act
cd as the medium for conveying terms
from France TO Austria, but without
endorsing them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
August Election.

In KENTUCKY, the Opposition gain
two Members Of Congress, and there
is 4 tie vote in one District formerly
represented by a Democrat. Bell,
the OPP. candidate for Governor,
who went beyond the Locoioc0s in
crawling on his belly to Slavery, is
badly defeated as he ought TO he, and
Beriah Magoflin, (said TO he Doug
las mani is elected. The Locos have
the Legislature, and will elect one OF
their own stripe, probably, in place of
CRrTTEyrEY, 10 the L. :. Senate.
Cassius N. Clay and the Republicans
took no part in this contest.
TENNEssEE.-Thc Opposition have
gained FOUR Members, among them
Emerson Ethcridgc, who voted with
the Republicans generally against
Slavery aggression, and was defeated
for it two years ago. Nctherland,
the Opp. candidate for Governor, is
the same Deacon" who whipped his
slaves behind the meeting house o!
the church which he ''ornamcnted -
a christian diversion he can now pur,
sue at his leisure, for while the Oppo
sition have chosen out Of 10 Con
grcssmen, Nctherland is defeated by
5000.
NORTH CAIoLTNA.-The OPP. have
gained one Member as far as heard
from.
TExAs.-Sam Houston has received
the Free Soil German vote, the NJ
L. Church vote, which, with those OF
his old friends, it is supposed, Will
elect him Governor over the regular
Dem. candidate. This is great trl-
umph, for Houston is more of Re
publican than a National Slavery
Democrat.
MIssoURI.-The Republicans elect
10 ont of ii candidates in ST. Louis
COUNTY, and show a progress Of the
Free Soil sentiment.
OEEGoS.-Reports vary. rendering
the election of a Republican to Con
gress not improbable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12

WHEREAS. the Hon. AB'M S.W llnON,
w President Judge for the 2Oih Judicial
District of rennsylvanla, composed OF the
counties of Union, NJ hin and Snyder, and
PaLIr RunL and JSaW SIHnNT0S EsqS., ASso-
ciate Judges in Union county, have ISSUED their
precept, bearing date the 2ist day of May,
1853, and to me directed, for the holding OF an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer aud General Quarter Sessions
at LEWiSBl' RE-, for the county Of UNION.
on the second MONDAY OF SEPT. Cacing the
I2h day) 1859, and to continue one week,
Notice Is therefore hereby given TO the Cor
oncr, Justices of the Peace and Con>tahlaS IN
and for the county of Union. Ia appear in their
own proper persons with their records, lngul-
sillons, examinations and other rcmembranceS
10 do those things which Of their Offices and in
their behalf appertaln to be done; and all Wit
neaSeS and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to he then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punclual IN
their attendance at the appointed time aSrcca-
bic 10 notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the shcr-
il : Office IN Lcwisburg, the llth day Of hu-
gust, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
cight hundred and flty-ninr, and the eighty
second year of the Independence of the United
Stat Of Amcrica.-t;nd save the Common
wealth! JOHN CROSSGRONE. ShcrH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
SHERWF'S SALES.

pH vriuc of sundry writS Of Ncud.cN. and
ID Lcv. IA. issued oui ct the CourI oi Com
mon Pleas of Enlou county and To me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale or ou!cry, ON
the dates and At the places following, to Wit:
On Friday, the I2th day Of August
1853. at the public house of M.chlcl kiycLucr
IN the borough Of New Perrin, at 10 O'clock, !
NJ, a certain tract uf land situate IN Limestone
township and county OF Union. Containing Ten
Acres moro or less, bounded north Hy lands
If AbSalum Swinclora, cast Toy lands ol Philip
Gross south by PennS Cree!, aud west by land
of John Mitchell, whcreon are erected a Two
storey GRiST WILL,a frame Dwelling house,
a frame Tenant house, frame Stable, with
other out-buIlimgS, and the apPurenances-
Is the property OF Michael Wa2ner,wl,h notcc
To Samuel Long and Charlotte Long, ioIic
tenants ,ani Of Charlotte Long and Saml Ions"
Also. at the same time and place, Il
Lot and halt Of ground more or less, situate
in the borough Of New Berlin, Union county.
marked on the town riot No i5S and half lot
l5l, bounded south By New Market S,recLwcSt
by lrt $50, norjh by an alley, and east by hail
lot Ijl, whCreoH are erected 4 two-StDIcy
frame iIun>e we'll of good water with Il
pump, and oiusr out-butiiiGSS, with The apPGr-
tcuauces-as the property OF Adam Maize.
Also. on the same dav, at > o'clock
p VI, At the public house of WIN lnhoG IN the
borough Of MiHlinburr, Union county, GER
tain lot OF ground situate IN Salt borough aud
comfy, bounded south hy Front street, west
by lot OF John Klcckncr, north bv an alley,
east by lot of Joshua Bidding. whercon are
erected lwo-Sjorcy double Dwelling Raii
House, a log stable. well OF good water with
4 pump, ,and other outbuldluCs, with the aFpur.
tenances-a as the properly OF Geo.W ."asick.
Also. on Saturday. the 18th day Of
August, 1889, at the public house Of j.. d.
Brewer III the borough ol LewISburg, Union
county. at ten o'clock \ v, the following deS-
crIbed building aud lot OF ground Of George \
fIlCk and John Lilly, to wit: u clearinghouse
OF two SioreyS having front Of thIrty-two feet
and depth OF thIrly-twU lett, with Frame
Kitchen attached, aui Is situated On certain
lot pr piece OF ground on South Sixth street IN
the borough ul Lcwisburg, Union county, ad-
joining lot Of VIM RcIimycr ON the north and
lot Of VIM Moore ON the Souih.
Also, Oh the same day, at . o'clock
NJ, al the public house OF Nm L Ritter, in
the town of New Columbia, " hie Deer ioTn-
ship, Union county, 4 certain tract Of land
situate IN said township aud county, bounded
east by the West Branch O: the Su>quchanua
River, north by lands OF John NcrIz, John Kim
pie and others, west by lands OF Jacob Troxcl
and south by lands Of Jacob KoSreubader.co CON
tanning Twenty Ono acres more orIesS ,whereon
are erected one-and-a-half storey Frame
Dwelling House. Log Barn, Wagon Shed &c.
with the appurtenauces-aS the property OF
David ). Ncrtz.
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Sheriii'S Office, Lcwisburg, July Is, 1883
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
New Agriculture, Settlement.


'to AL " NIL" fAhhH- rare opportunity III
90 !'+nNul anu h,ai'iy ''!h.l. - h', So u'h'', 'I
haci ma, On tit N"iien aud at4-At!i hal4suad NJ"
J'.s'y-
An Cld estate "'~t ting ri 'eycra' thouanfS 81 7crs
OF productive -aiI has been !N6e into firms Of various
sizes To Snii TIE iur lsrr \ population II -'ur l"r
from various parts OF the middle Snt's and View tnEAui
have settled iL"rr tlt past y'r irE,'ri tl'r ri's
aud raised excellent crops 'lr il ol tae btui 4 "t
h" l"" sum Of from ' TO 81 Per acre the soil Is Of the
tei GuaiiN i"r the lrWiurtgn 81 Wheat 'ovrr lcrn
Peaches HiHrS AMI Vegetables II Is considered the
beet ituit sol" IN thr mon N" place u perfectly sr-
from frusS-thc destructive enemy ct the farmer
Crops OF grain grass and rui' are now growing and can
ie seen ly examining The rIae" itself coIi,ct lI"
ncnt can be- ofu,d oi the Ir"uci'g1e-s ci the land
The terms ar made easy 10 secure the rapid improve
H"nt Ct The land winch Il only s'Id for o.'a1i "Ifr
hsHt The result has been. that within the past year.
some h'' taa''d ""os's have been erected tao mills
one steam, tour stores SON. forty NnyaidS and Peach
orchards planted and large number ot other improve
mcnts, making II dsiralgaUi active place OF business
THE MARKET
in the Union Tlcur, bringing doutlr The rrit tlsn
in locations away from the rltv aud more than douJr
the price than the West II is know that the earliest
and best fruits and vegetables in this latitude come from
New Jersey and are annually exported 10 the extent OF
millions.
In locating here, the settler has many advantages
lie is within u few hours ride Of the great citir- OF New
England and Middle States hc Is near Ills old friends
and associations, be is in St couary, tr,s5s cr,ry
tHyruren.Ht Of ctfi fort aid cirf ff IS ~ fHpi lie
buy every article hc wants at the cheapest price
and sell his produce or the highest u tue West this
is rcvers"l he has schools for h- children. divine scr
vice, and will enjoy winter and delightful eli
mate, where fNsrs utterly unknown. The result o
the chang. upon those from tie North. has generally
been TO r'ttore them TO an excellent state o health
In the way "t building anu improving lumber can he
obtained at the mills at the rate oi $40 to Sl5 per thou
fan; brass from The triek yard opened IN the place
every article can be riocurei IN the place good cicn
ters are al hdh anu there Is no place IN the tulon
Where huldnSs ami Improvements can be made cheaper
1he reader VIII al once be struck with the advantages
mere presented ana ",N himself why ie property Has
i"t b''h t"h,h UP uSinrc lie T'n Is II was never
thto"h IN thc market ana thi'sS these statements
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
STEAM FLOLRING WLL,

eICCitu q FIltdtlt
STEAM FIOLRING MIL,
and he appGrtenances, known as the property
of NeSbu, Hayes & Fichjhorn, situate on
Water street, norlh of Market, Ia the borough
of Iewisburg IN Union county.
SAID NH /, built of brick, four and half
storcyS high, having an Engine Of forty horse
power attached, fine brick stack, six run Of
stone, a double set If Boiling Cloths, two
Smut Machncs. AMI all other Gearing necrs-
,ary to make (aud has made) as good Flour
as any other Mil In 'hc state.
The location of this Mil, considering the
rrciucliyeues Of the country surrounding H.,
is no, surpassed. Grain can he bought a.
cheap at ,hi> place, as any other point IN the
STATE; and rhrI' as more grain raised IN lhls
section Of country than j, necessary 10 supply
all the Mills: and for Merchant Nolk tins
mil Is especially recommended.
Any person or>ituuN ot engaging IN said
bu.iuc,> w,i. 81 well 30 call and examine be
fore pUrcha..Hg elsewhere.
Also. between COO aud 200 new Flour
Barrels VIII be- offered.
Sale To o. at the public hou," of A-IWcId-
cn,aul, 90 sand borough, commencing al
o'clacls T.. u.
Conditions made known on dav Of sale.
Il. LAIRD y Vi NJ. JONES.
Asei-nce~ ui Nfsurr. iItYr, Il TIcHruoHS.
Lc.yI>buTL, ! nv -, Is5J
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
Issue List for Sept. Term, 1859.


Reuben SteninGcr Us Alfred kneaSS
John Roland VS. Stale Mutual ina. Go
J. q Campbell ct al vs. Teed & Mari
David S,cningrr VS. VIM II Marr
|. + Albright vs. Adam Schrcck sc
Francis Krlck Us Alexander Ammons
Daniel Eanglcr vs. Iohn Lapp
50 DWeidenSaul fr Shirk vs. ChurchA Forrey
Lew X Shoch, deeds aimrS VS. ] Yearscr
Martin Il Reed, minor, &c vs. e Dreisbach
James Russell vs. Jacob Duukle
Christian Bartch VS. Daniel ReLn6r
same same
John KcSsler vs. Gcdics, Marsh * Go
Philip Scchold VS. Peter Beaver ct al
Abram and John Aurand VS. ChaS T Schaic
Martin Il Reed Sc vs. John Roland
Gcur.c Meiyc " Lcib y LcIb
John Mover * wife same
Isaac X Dunk.c VS. Henry Euhlc
Daniel Rcnglcr Jr Us Chamhcrlin Stout
Abram Wolfe vs. Beaver Ged NJ u Go
Rcber * Nusscr Us corporation University
II II Whiimer vS Jacob kloSS
Samuel II Orwi% Us Henry " CrctzCr
) !. Beck vs. DcIlrlck & Shecklrr
Heish Il Rel>h VS. Peter R:ish's Adm'rs
ChaS = Critz rs VIM b Shriner
Saml l. Beck vs. Charles Slees
John Marty VS. John Barly
same VS. others
Thos q Orwig for : OrwiS VS. ] c Ranck
Scots Presby'n Church vs. John MCa!l
Israel Geycr vs. Aaron Smith
WIN Kaufman VS. Peter kaufman Admr
Jacob Swarlz VS. Conrad Blind and wife
M'Carty Tate VS. K : Brcbsr
Thns RaScr'S himr'S vs. Ammcns " Rawn
VIM Frick n Co vs. Vim Wolfe
CYRUS Eaton vs. 5 + u w Bogcnrct
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-12
LEATHER FOR SALE,
Cash paid for Hides

TsNlIE subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has now on hand a
select assortment of the best SOLE LEATHER
for the supply Of his customers, togclhcr with
4 superior lot of UPPERS. which he Will sell
upon accommodating terms.
He soicitS the attention Of the Farmers 10
his prices for HIDES.
All having Hides 10 dispose of will 10 better
to call upon HIM than to place them IN the
hands of Agents, as he is determined Ia give
satisfaction in This particular branch Of pur-
chaseS. l.. J. HULL
LewlSburg, June |, 1859