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, 1859-09-09
F0HT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIvED..,,.,..,Sep. 8
emt itaseEts Sweeney, 3xaukee s.. b:is bee. 1901
- bhls eeE 1-3 sct bedaeads, " pkes house.
n ton ots hoylnGton. Muskegon % lnmbes $50 N la.
*3op aoenstuEh. RIchartson, OgtenstuFEh l6o tons
tAlae. ~s ~ ~%~"A . '"'es o1''
ifop aontszuna Napier St Jns.ph zoo tlc % cu,t.
ch .ua. is-S tsa.ki ts pc1cles, - hf Ibis d.h.
Sh HGn;on. Aafsn. Blatk River n cofds bark.
I'll SSsnt aisl5sst Geekrr. Dsseeo. eGDt lhIs .alt
3te laaEce- Cta1ntE :.nd Trayefst los eds ,Fnod
Se1IStf,a, Thompson, Gseca Bay. 20 N 1uubcs, 50 II
eht 2asea Of t4e Lakes God1eI Kingston q Cd, wood
eenf ,ulsto' e., Mills. Green Lay, IN lumber, 81 N
sshr Myon:as, Fus'urs, Grand R.cz, ~ IN 1umbe. om
Conner Point Sauble 60 cords sh,nsIc bolt,
- u iGinglt1: y q ak tabes.
SEhr Lille !Iel=. Kirby. Cd Haven 70 tds wood
s;1Ss. 4htoo Foot Cd Haven, 81 shlns.cs 1:sn
senf Fisher, Listoa, Haven. 70 c..s wood,
81 a HK HUT Feeraon, Paint Water. 70 N lumber
eer 1upef tandt*ek St Ioteph - bu arples 80 1-
c. Leu peac1ts 20 VI NAatota. 15 baskets pea1y
49, tlth. ~ ~ 'uA4oet' =" III
caF fopn5 s. & sna Acueay, rn=que Lie 4e4 tons coa
sehf 1oe @ @Eisas Aisrseht Manoxoe, 1>oo n Ties, l.
, 1859-09-09

fa11AoElFH14. Sept. s.-The race this P. II
on ths neE Suffolk Park between Floru Tenn1s
&no f91oess Vas Won by Flora in three strsjRht
beats Tine, 2:li, &:sls and 2:2s... - - = :
10
, 1859-09-09

so.nls4eamoept. T., e-The Onion and Adrfr
doing in our market, Produce rnnrt.,as1. , =,
stuGis purchased for The Enst .r,d Wo.. .'o'1 ans
The grain maria. a;eu - d,M i9r home consumption
iaps albourh is ill.,, ~ oaler than any other per
Tie mills nrs crind;'a " w so9,nlng do9e 10 ,hat'
have been some sat. NJ on tae latter There
indicate the ssEs Tfa during tue %est
sl,iS@11s" IA" THi1s Wh;.. Canadian in bags sold at
= : ~ m,ue H more Mediterranean sells at 95fa
rctoiI;ny q, ne Tagons. Flour sells in lots for
tras es good doubie .,,r., g seo,ee double e. e.
ss.5o@575; extra from Heditsrr.maan p1Iaos hao9
IS; spring wheat f1nnr ais ea,,effaaean oe "hea1
r, 49,. Ai e4's8@S''
,oLe's1ASn-sept. 8.--Flour dull. Fair to
choice brands Of extra from rid wheat sol, Mt
s4s7}@5. no,h,. ~" "uea' Se.' u
ut 1915, in small wex e1ra Whao from White Wheat
moderately nct;ra ~ r. ~ neat market closed
slo9a11s for eo eooa stgIos t}? 1%r good red a9d
A@A1AslQ 1oF Choice nun1iffor f,~ .nn1
, 1859-09-09
COM.MERCIAT,

THrHsnAT EsIx1xo, Sept g.
1Ae receipts and shipments Of produce during
'he past fwcnty-four hours werc as follows:
xroEr7s or rRonue1 rza7x1p4t.
<lou.. Wit Corn. oat. Be-. cs,- Ho,,
, 1859-09-09
AaK fEos7-HoGs AID CoRS.-The No. Dfm
oeFat OF yesterday contains the foJ1ow;,r.

cuuIu1us the iolI0WinE:
An intelligent merchant from Naples. III. n
isL III feg!on' prolific in Corn aud Pork partcn.
informs US that the farmers are vet in
ss TO what is to be the character Of their
1n ha crops: The recent cold, unfayorable wealth
nights warmth will however. make it al n~I't 'gt
te He says tue country was pretty well cleared nf
n9gs 1ast season, but that there is fair snnnir
o. Ight. young Hogs, which ii the Corn r1psn
carly VII! make good Pork before The w;nteFF Fa IL
1vef me packing will therefore be carried On
fercd enr1v usual, and The quantity Of Hogs Of
, 1859-09-09

CLEARED.....,..se .seps,e.
stnr Traveller Sweeney Nlxuuk.r IN hh.h,.h-tr.. >,
@ sasss @eefies u htds .uea. Is! Ibis apples Ii tasfe:s
Proo teafs - 1k'kaeks pt.,4xs empty hf ibis
sr6pp srpp fn9a fnohtsz.%a W. S7pie1 = Joseph. sA
sehr Wit. Cloud. E!sey, Etrsston. Il u, In vbcrt.
sehl 4Iaass 4nom,sst koser. ir1a. ID bu wheat
sF sssF IL ~ Hsl!e ksy. ca laven ltht
sshl ssar ITs' Iso Ptrw, GarAtt. 5 Haven, EEht
Seas Sn NM loos asgo. Buffalo, eano0 bu osts
esnf A,hhesota N-Abutn, North Eatty lsIs H. III, tan
sea Sear n1nny Doou MITCHELL Buf 4lo eso7 bu corn.
@ ceht AcamA SecAnd. t4sahtfines Il W Eu wheat
oear A. D1t, Thompson. Willie Lake, lkkt N'>'
, 1859-09-09

| Y Al Il L |: II EMS JSX-
L1d. HE s,ii Rooms Q. Tie Association, In
oeoek asa Luinoeflans Exchange 1t Wb.eI In. @ ~
s ~ fsssnt 2at nonresident Aaauata;ers City and
tEetIzte azr Invited 10 ztend N~'" t4se'satea N
r,rn.w EuHElsT Il. ross. rrsaIdeat.
49, 'AA-Ak "con seS1e4y. mTl.-Gmd&3tw-Iifa
, 1859-09-09

Commerce OF New Orleanx tor,ero-o
1fsoso tue \. o. crtscent. 1z.]
The following table exhibits the reca;n+s srd
exports Of tue principle articles Of Sonther,
pared With the year before; N' ~oA'-
HHcetF7s AsD H1Fo1rs Doxzs7c racDrcx.
Receipts Cr,...
, 1859-09-09
ILLINOIS AND nIIcIIIGAN CANAL

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Tar1spAT Eyxx1o, Scnt. 8.
ARRIVED.
! + 42dgc. IA s1llc, 4e0. tus cotn, III b,is Erne
Eoht Hblneat Il Sale. a,4ao IN cora
VtaWa y Ut4w3. 4K6ss lbs Erass seed, 500 bu oats
horiA Jqhe ~ tn oat4 800 tu cotu Isl bu Thc,t
r-Gean, Joliet 70 y1s stoue "A-
Aefn ntst. joliet, l11 toas tatth
Aeosaska, Joliet, 1t0 tons earth
CLEANED.
iath. So c 4 tlnter ~ e' '''s'
oneida. OTTAWA, 5 bbls Inc,
Nsston: tftaka- 5. .t0J shlpe r.,
Cctan Spray, 0taw4, .,3il Il tlmter
t!tota Notss W bsI. a.lt,
Min Henri. joliet. 700 n Iurbe.
Geo Pei, joliet, 100 Il lumber,
NebTaaka. Joliet, ght
N15pttu1c. thl line ' >"' Nv 1es
4 GOodel Ottawa. !ixlt.
u DAnube. Ouaw.. lt.G0 lb+ coke.
Y y Afe- AoTts, 9e3,3s7 1t lumber 70 uosts
FtpUufn. 1DIift, Extf fsN-
, 1859-09-09

oz Aoawscu, coSs,
II Fa1o up Capital, Sl81,U3C.23
EsURAHcE AGAIN3r LOSS BIZ FIRE
IL aao ngS :%. aS5Sst 5astt COZ Of South w.
T. T.. MILLER,
INSURANCE AGENT
Office 10. $50 South Water street
i Phoenix Fire ms. Co.
Capital and Surplus
Sc 5000 90.
Conway Fire Ins. Co.,
Capital and Surplus,
$ 95J, :fs:E 90.
Hampden Fire Ins. Co.
| Capital and Surplus
S22a,7Gl 90.
Montauk Fire ms. Go.
Capital AID Surplus
sfo1,l3o O.
Lorillard Fire Ins, ca,
Capital and Surplus,
$@64,;s 20.
Manhattan Life ms. Co,
Capital and Surplus,
) 900 90.
}eltcra.l533 r r .vvvr.,..
-ATN A
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
HARTFORD, CONN,
Incorporated 1910 ----- Charter p.z..o,
e~'" Capital ~"d sarpt.....s2, ,o3o, o,4ca.so
Fire and Inland Navigation 1t1,t,
TAKEN AT LIBERAL TERxs ANN R,rra
E;pee!A! .1teasaoa Even to 1a.araaes q. l,x.r,na.
for sersas ofase to tre 5ess "eaaee' sca
ASSETS ULY !, 1850.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.
r r cAtu LF CAPITAL............ ,nno.oo
S''sA'''.s. --0.1.ta5 80 |
New York II,,,. 'a- 0ktFa.
HID I'D Is9t ns.sa SS Loai, % t,aa, Go
z41s s:w iofi i;ia o % :la1:s 70
Asa'uckT. Tennessee md VI.
R:sat,.::;: 1'o''o % 1900 %
'4s q Eqfn s%:..NA.itter: n'"o % u%e'o 90
:, t. I'D tesaee:leas k:sss.:.. "s' sp, ~
- EszA1E- -eniaeusabc.ss @ee' " S09 g -
= ID e { r III; !; ss;ss;i:a eli s'7
, 1859-09-09

IHlCAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ rEORIA i BUREAU VALLEY.
AND MISStss!FPI i NtS>rtC nj Eift EDAp4
VI a'o astef 81 PAY Apri l:'a 's:9 Passenger 1E.!
WI! .t.Asa ch:c1., as ."inw,:
ann fs;r.. t:,rs,, K.ek l4.''l ani Davenport.
SeVp.snr Asu'iays exeeitrG, Er loirf Ilxac Fsora
a Mnsi l'taad, u1r.apoEs, lu,Ta C.ty, Mussais::
s.1a IN. Sundays excepted. fnF Jalet,
wr !uiS T.. TRACY. Superintendent.
=. -. *otAt- heLesA4 l!ck+& ~ LIT. t,*-
, 1859-09-09

$500, 900.
!:::'':::: ': Z e. t. rG rctssS
nas'ns somt'ts's4 +, ~, IL lie vrs,; =.
fss ~i,!, LII, IL T.; - .sa L:s:s : IL ~
ssnt :'sf ss~ III. iiS III; I'll: t.. a. t. - .y'y
Casai is;n $, ~. sna l!A:op' IS '1s tu. .,S I'll t
1as woS ,he Eye cenai En,.,s..m ri +. ra., ID,
sua;,n,ssp u; a., 7" i. c ID, - -. srIr..
nan nnu a's;tsa ;rt~eea Nc" ,";A .i lr. - t. v,
estt:n In cSlt.: { d.. sa;t ; -. srw vii r, rua
ox ,h~ en,nin a., sson sa IT, IT, IT,
.sn,i sons.4st. :or up aad y@n irirL: ~ :I I'd
ths ,xt,; =. m u, an' ~. IN Lake and XII 10 an o ill., ..
r,,I1.s r.. SstasE sn run E1p.t The Yors r,a
,,ra- ~ -" "'fahi an LAKE s'-sv .nsuE- tD II, M.
.sss the e1"icc IT zuu Aid nh, NJ n.y. "
.s":n,,s: :a M:lsa: General a<sat, crnt!s.'
san sh:,s H. WHIT, Y; A;ts Hoa,e u!r. Srw Y.,<
f, do ly. lilv.r .i,v-t r,rr,
~. WEaet. Cunt: A=ra n Sin. street r,-,un
i;.a iis. a! III IT. s*ssf: n. :s: i,,s:, sa
J. L. iinrl i ca Hunt. l,~ i: ue,tnls. "'o"akee'
Joa. ". Tustte.
e as:1sM Ascn'. fo.s q. s'a'e s.;ce., chea1r.
4 MEkIC4,S TRANSPORTED
n<: thu ia~s u 'hs sfa:. sf M III. -4rT,-
ASH CAPITAL, 100. .,,ns
oHN L. KIMBERLY pr-rtd,,.
@HASALtS LEE, t:ce !'ns.isEs
JAMES e. EVANS. s-e'y z.t .e.+a;uy+,
M. Ine ~ opehex # aavgai!cn this Cn,ntny xlG =. pr,
~ 80 f.ep-rr Msrc:.crH. it,. III Il. Nv
=. -hany ad Tiny III an5 isls Wrs., ~ ill.,
,,t 'f"v:'s" r s.tr- &C, ia a..v. *
!os st.4 " 1es VIA ~ E,:4i d!rl n
,e rirn =" Us s ,sptas:.e inv. II IL. sane
sn- 1h.s toEi4ny tare : LES r ""sas s-'
EIGHT sTAc.CIl rI:OrEILE1:.
M.x4Hk-.-. kAc.le, h:,:f ~, -, Want~<n
,s 49, - he- .t1,ssa ~:.t. .,.~ ~, .'t..
-. ~ 'Hs ttsettsI1. a,s:i1-; iii stp,is III ..fI.
the1e 49, ~ lssr c1r, wi!s vi fs .,drt sr ii. tr1
aeFnt Hao VII sEt ks rc:<.r4 Il, TIN
n ~ e.EtEast. atiu:snsyt * e...u. a:I .r.-
- oas Con'raay hare age IN. Il
CAAAL BOATS uS T!,t Ei:tE canal
ri 4ot1 to e=ao,h liz cf steam l,n Eoa., :c
ssstt1ttei u f:2re><.t a:1n:yr c:u-x
!, stssa.AlE!. =. DlSpAIcA AND AT LESS 1,atE>
i. - - ~ Mese1oiase been .tsc1. Hr .tcfrE.r. ,.s
InS Eae ~ @ - latEna,Ia 10 !4xEu:y oexa.td u,
s 49, ~ ~ pa1 = to'f Sra;*
Msdi.;a .tvs., sxs": A1ses .tsse o-.eea wa.:s,pa
saet+e9n GAS Z. {.1ta.+ A.r,.
, 1859-09-09

4, An increase is thus shown in the reccipts If
thc following articles. yiz: tp's u
, 1859-09-09

az! ; - cA1!Pparr coftcsponding secretary of the
bs Es'e e,sa4,ts state Board & Of as
work in the language will be found to- to eou,1 IL -
IN the complete and thorough discussion Of the
great cereal in its entire history, from lie con'
aition Of M insignificant grass to an ind;snen-
s!o!e article Of food for tue human race' H;e
sast,ss iomPf'sed ef enturc produce and
tyre Of its history: The Book ought to b. coo. e,
s'dered indispensihle to every farmer. md vii Vii
be an addition to the library OF eyery ,nte1i;1
gent merchant as well rs dcvotee to sc;ence ~
viii be ready for delivery next week. Or nas =.
e,ee o. It mere has been induced by a rcfer-
take 4 statement of tie average ,,nan.. "s ne
wheat produced in Europe during is a series Of
years: "
, 1859-09-09

IN tue following articles there has been n i
crease, rs shown by the figures onnos;tn
, 1859-09-09

1 ,Ef u
~ ~ lmr,|
MM2t Ansl fs
mMARltea
!Max Tackle,
9I,oonlnxap.|
= Ads alhts
&os Ia The |
A~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22

y The account Of James r. Linn GuardI-
an Of Dim Cai,reH, U,Iat y. Caf,r'H iy6td
CahceH and Joln CoiD'N minor children OF
James Calwell. late of White Deer Up. dc H..
Q The account of James MrrrHi Linn.
Administrator Of Samuel Mrichind late Of
Lewsburg. dc'd.
10 The account oi Susan Il Gnler ant
Andrew For>vIhe, \ imtHi>trd;urS Gi the Es-
tate of J,tn Gnier iI'r OF InIon Tp DC d
II The account of Henry N"ll. Admins
traitor of B,njamin A1Osmah'r, late OF Buiiaioe
Up, dc'd.
/. The accounts Of Samuel SPOTS and
Samuel Brckle. Executors Of JoscPh SP"T'
late of Nelly Tp., dc'i.
I3 The account OF Jacob Broucher, Ad
mini>traror of The estate OF Nancy hutherHian.
late Of Hartley Tp. dcd.
Il The account OF John Reber and Fred
cricl, Boleudrr, Executors of the last will and
testament of Jha >i,es, late of Limes'oHe
Up. dcd.
u The Account Of GEORGE Kleckner, Ad-
mjn>traror Of the estate OF GcTSe hlecfner,
late Of Hartley Tp.. dr'd.
GEORGE MERRILL, Register.
Registers Office, Lewi>burg, April 20, 1893
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
Union County Court Affairs.
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all con-

~ cerned, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Registers
Office at LewiSbur9, Union county, and that
the said accounts viii be presented for confr-
nation and allowance al the Orphans Court
TO he held at LEWISBURG, for the county of
Union, on the third Friday of MAY next,
being the 2Olh day of said month,viz:
The account Of Thomas Taylor, Admin
lstrator Of Margaret 7oyior, late of West Buff
ialoe township, deceased.
The account of John Frederick, Admin.
is'ra'or of George Frederick, laie of Buifaloe
Tp., dcd.
3 The account Of Abraham Martz, Execu.
tor OF The last will and iestame n, of John Mart-,
late OF HARLEY Tp., dc'd.
4 The account of Samuel Yoder, Guardian
OF Anna AmeGa YOder, minor child of Mrs.
Lucy Ann iodeI, late of White Deer To-. dc'd.
The account of Thomas CronmiIier. Ex-
eeu'er Of the las, will and testament of Maria
Schoeh, late ofihe borough of Mifiinburg. dc'd
The account of James F. Linn, one of
the Executors of alexander Graham, late of
Lewisburg. dc'd
The account Of James F. Linn. Guardi-
an of Ephr0im Spots, minor child of Han
nah Spots, dc'd.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
EXeCutriX's Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters tes-
~ tamentary on the last will and testament
ot ANNA WALTER, late of the borough of
LewShurS, Union county, deceased have been
granted 10 the undersigned, by the Register of
Union county, IN due form OF law all persons
having claims against said estate will present
them TO the subscriber for settlement and
those owing said estate are requested to
present them legally authenticated for settle
ment. BARBARA THOMAS, E1ecutrix
Lewisburg, April -. 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
Grand Jurors for May Sessions, 1859.

Lpris-Beuj Mench. Henry Orwig. Steward
Reed, Samuel Grove
Bufak,e-Jacob Dunkel. Peter Miller, Eman'l
Pcntus. Edward Flick
Hrih'on-Frank Bilger
Lime,t0ne-LewiS Seebold, Simon BURY Cor
nelrus Pe!lman, Jno Rinkeri, Jos. Chambers.
W,st BufaI0-John Bechtel, Levi Shoemaker,
Samuel Young
Hriky-ThomaS M'Curdy
Unioa-Jesse Beaver
KeHg-Paul Geddes
Eqa BuGrioe-John Gundy
White Dep-Ambrose Henderson
Lecisburg-AIlen Shoemaker, Rob't Musser
Trarerse Jurors
White Dfer-Samuel Berkheimer, Chas DEF
fenderfrr Urbanus Ranck
Bafaios-John Bruner, Adam Young. Francis
Wilson, Andrew Ruhle, Michael DuDkel.
John Clemens
njamin Haus, Joseph Boop
Lewis-Samuei knouer. John Howard, Jacob
Broucher, Samuel Swensle
Lerisbarg. ". W.-Solomon Ritter Thompson
Evans. Reuben Snyder, Joseph l.. Hawn,
Chas ID Kline. Joseph Derr, James HAYES,
William Poe,h. Peter Hursh
West Bn1d0e-Philip Siplv. William Beach
Ter. Enoch kaufman, Benz Hauck, Thomas
HARRISON
Harfieton-Joseph Sampsel, r V Glover, John
F Wilson, Daniel Long
Hartiey-James Reed. Lot M'MichaeI
N,r Berfn-Abraham Schoch, Chas d Roush,
John S,yers, George w Baum
Union-Charles Cawley, Charles Slear
KeHy-Peter Newman
Limestone-Joseph Seebold. Henry Meyer
LeUisburg, =. W.-Jesse Scbrevcr
East BuDiiiOe-David Smith, WIN L Harris
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22

bestow the jewels Of the heart where their
value can never be appreciated, aud our
last pulse may heat as we kncel in absor
hing aud silent alteration before the sym.
DO! of god. If such must BE-, we may
well Calm, at least, generous sympathy,
for that form once had brain, and heart,
and lite, and power. In the days of JET
f'rson, 1t was wise and creative; iu the
days of Madison, brave and benevolent;
and 10 the days of Jackson, cOmmluiiu.
and rcslsrless. Then, II was the awe iu-
spring guardian of 1.bcrty-Amcrican
emocracy-IurirIug championship, and
holding in his hands the olive branch of
peace aud the thundrrbolt of war.
Bu', sir, we will not die, but live
We have Aris:ctlc's hope, the dreams Of
waking mrn. and their appalling in,errra-
tatlnns shalt be written out III letters of
fire upon walls of aiamant II shall b.
read of all men, from the Arur.tpnk 10
tho Golden Gate. You have truth ia
whisper shall crnfpuud the lie from
trumpet /; aud nasel child shal! trea
upon the armored giaut leading the hosts
marshaiird against the advancing c.vii'zI-
tion and righteous government Of man.
Look not back; We have learned the
past; but onward, onward, with steady
eye and unwavering step. The goal i,
Jcfore you. You will remember thar
when Orpheu, lost Eurydice he followed
her even into the abode of Iadcs, where
by the power Of bis Tyre he won her back,
but it was enjoired upon him that he
should not look upon her until be had ar
rived in the upper air. At the very mo
ment they were passing the fatal bounds,
il is said his love overcamc him, and look
ing around to know that she was following
him, she was caught back into the Internal
regions. The story embodies pregnant
moral If you would regain the !oved
and the lost, then forward forward
am done. If have been dull, you
will pardon me. If have inspired a sin.
gle patriotic thought or feeling, have my
reward.
The Chairman Of the committee on
permanent officers reported tue following:
D-sx;ys,t
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22
SHERiPF'S SALES.

10y virtue of sundry wrll> OF Ven. Ex. and
ID Fl. Ia. issued out Of the Cuurr of Com
mon Pleas, county Of Cn!on and 10 me d.
recied, will be exposed 10 pul lac sale or out
cry. on the dates and al the places, following,
10 wit:
On Monday. the 10th of May next,
al o'clock p ", at the public house of L q
Hezel, III the borough of Lcwl>burg, at l o.
clock, u. W., a certain tract ot iaud situate IN
Yves, Builaloe township and county of mon,
bounded norIh by public Road, on the ea,l.
south aud west by lands of William Rule
conlalnru. acres more or less. with former
water rights, whereon are erected a GIIst
Mil. a frame dwelling house, a log stable. a
well Of good wafer with pump, &c with the
appurtenauceS, as the property of GarieS H.
ShriH1.
Also at the same time and place
another certain tract of land, situate in Hart
ley (now Lewisl TIP, in the county aforesaid
bounded east on a Schou-hou>e lot, west by
lands of Jacob BlnGaman, north by public
Road and south by PennS creek, containing
= acres more or less, whereon IS erected
lwo>torey log house and a small stable vi h
the appurtenances, as the property Of George
.Shosmaktr.
Also at the same time and place l..
F. AlbrghtS interest III a certain tract OF
land situate in White Deer Tp.. aud county
aforesaid, bounded north by land Of the SAei-
field Iron Company, west by lands late Of
Henry High decd, and others, south by lands
of David SteIninger and east by lands of Gid
con Bucher and others, containing 20 acres
more or less. whereon are erected -Four Sio-
rry WoolIen Factory, two-storey dwelling
house, frame stable. and other out buildings,
with the appurtenances, as the property Of /.
+. Alright
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Lewis burg, April 20, 1889
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-22

Farmers Depot ana fitNlcf MilIS,
C5rlcroC O,} Iarl EotJ amt ',"a,o,iJ 4,
s'hii;;G3! pisisi.
II-E offer ar,r stock "f Chemical and r.rrI-
W izrrs at log Uric.- aLi warranted 10 be Gyuusur,
amous which will be iDuuI=
| 900 tons pure PhuIne.
LOCO tons Goycrnmcut Peruvian Guano.
5000 tons Freuch's Improved Super
Phosphate Of Lime.
1000 tons Freuch's pure Chemical Bone.
5000 bbls. Frcnch's PAI.ad'a PJGdrr'to-
1,000 bbis. Freuch's Improved Ryscndale
Cement.
Th- above -tu srI art, -z each of their kini th"
best m the HUHLDt cur Itai J-1s'sr. usnuii-ir.l-i
from S,re -uur .. rat.l4-ti tlI. ssAJut the Jli4n
for it, purity aud -tr'u-fH
ALsD uHr lstrg.is Land P.A-t.r.
-.utI barrels .-t.nz iast p
ln.au barrels % frHu i- cement
$40. hH.lrlS tlu. q. r.ru q. mrut.
1000 barrels j. 70 laos .i.r-. $50. mont
Doa'.t-' i''ls-rr r.s,',.. Nr'ir.i ali. M i1rrrI-
FurllrI ItUm.tous traI 900 tarrs..'. " lit" -t.'.
tiu tafrrI-.J fEfN, 10 EtCsNEt.- S tU.
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OR. @! Oh York Eu5t nd Ufli.ahI.- -t... f.ilIf
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To the Heirs OF Engel SChrader.

Union County, 5 Nouce IS
{. = sherety given, in pursuance Of an
49, order from the Orphans Court Of
lhis county. held at Lew>hurg the 18th day OF
March, AID. 1893, that an lnqrIsItiun or Par
ulion will be he'd ON the premises Of the late
E>GEL ScHRApER, in Hartley township, Union
county, PENNSYLVANIA, on Tuesday the 10th
day of May next, commencing al 10 o'clock.
\ VI. The heirs and legal representatives. of
SaId decrased-to wit, Hannah intermarred
with Jacob >chawver, Caharue IntermarrIed
with Peter BIngaman, which Cathariue since
died leaving children, Ia vii, Elizabeth mar
rlei 10 John Gedrhari, Julian married to Tho
mas Swar'Z, Frederick luhn, Hannah married
tn Jacob Drlc<. ta'haTlne married to Aaron
King Marian married 10 jacob ReI>h, and
Lavina married to Joseph Bruuer; the issue,
not known, of said Frederick and I1hn BIng-
man. who are deceased; Jacob SChrader,wh
is deceased and left two children, Jacob, and
Hannah vino Iurermarrird with Jacob Stock I:
al residing in the county oi Suyter, Penn>vl-
vania, except Jacob ReI>h ard Marian his
wife VINO reside somewhere IN the state Of
Michigan, and heirs Of Frederick Bingham,
deceased. who reside near BelIview in the
state Of Ohlo-are hereby notified 10 attend
as Aforesaid if they see proper.
JOHN CRO>sGROVE. sheriff
SheriffS Office, LewlSburg. April 1, \ ID 1888
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WAMSUTTA PRINTS.
'T'lIEI are the Best Calicocs yet Of:
Il t-rcd to the Public Tor the money.
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co,
Gm1s3 New Work.
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters tesla
\ meutary on the last will and testament
OF JACOB MERTZ, late of East Bufa!ue
township, Union county. deceased. have been
granted 10 the rSIgned, by the Register Of
Union county, IN due form of law therefore all
persons indebted to said estate ate requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same vii! present them
daily authenticated for settlement.
JOHN \. MERrZ, Executor.
LeWINhurg, AprII lG. 1859.
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For &Ite,

FEllE residence of the subscriber on t-s
Market street ia the Hyruuch o!Lla
LewiShurg. The k,Gse IS Of BRICK. well
finished IN every respect.
TermS-One half TO be paid between tbs
and the first day of Apr. next; The balance
To be pa'd IN two, three or five years. as NAV
suit the buyer. Possession given any time.
June 9, ISIS ISAAC WALTER.
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1 RESIDENCE on North Third street. -
~ IT being a Half Lotof Ground. wirh[.A y
a cumlortaJ le Tw"-Siprrv Brick House. frame
Stable, good Well Of Water and d variety of
choice Frui'.
Inquire Of J. B. .M'LAUGHLIN, Agent.
Lrwisbur-. October l5, ISIS. If
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wv HEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.WlLSON,
w President Judge for the 20th Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union. MltllIn and Snyder. and
PuLIr RrHL and INo " SINoNroS E>QS Assoc
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued their
precepi, bearing date the 2oth day of Feb'y,
ISIS. and to me directed. for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer and General Quarter Sessions
al LEWISBIjRG. for the county of UNION
on the THIRD MONDAY of MAY (belng the
18th day) 1852 and 10 continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
oner Justices of the Peace and Con>tables in
and for the county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records. inqul-
siiionS. examinations and other remembranceS
to do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf apperialn 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
peril. Jurors are requested TO be punctual in
their attendance al the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
III 5 Office m Lewi>burg, the lih day Of A.
pm. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fity-nine, and the eighty
first year of the Independence of the United
States of America.-God save the Common
wealth, JOHN CEO>SGRONE, Sheriff
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f o r S A l. T.

% \ Half Lot on Market St, oppcsite
). RIlters residence, with good Well of Wa
Ter and new Stable very desirable for bus-
ness stand, or residence, Cor both combined.) }
Also, other lois, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewsburs, Oct. 5, 1881.