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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

neA- The ARGUS hopes Union coun-
ty will no! be represented in the Con-
vention. We hope SO too, if among
the thousand men in our county who
voted for Buchanan there is not one
who has the manliness to stand by
Gov. Packer and the State Admins
tration, in the warfare made upon
them by the General Government.
But if there are any Of that party in
Union county who sympathize with
the opponents Of Lccomptonism, they
should make it manifest by at least
one Delegate. We are no more friends
of Packer than we were of Douglas.
We rcjoiced to see Douglas act the
man and the freeman sufficiently to
lay out Buchanan in Illinois, and
should rejoice to see Packer as successful
in Pennsy ylvania. Destroy Packer, Knox,
&c &c. because they dared to differ from
the President on one question, and how
long will it be before the General Gov.
ernment will become as despo,ic as the
Pope at Rome or the Gar in Russia?
WHO?-Who do you guess, readers
all is the new Chairman of the Demo.
cratic State Committee of Penusy sylvania-
appointed by spokesman Plumer, Gas is sta
ted "by and with iheadvice and consent"
of Pres. Buchanan You couldn't hit
the man in a hundred discharges of a
dOubie-barreled sbot-gun-it is Bob TY-
LER, son Of Capt John Tyler, of old Vir-
gInia Not native if indeed a citizen
OF this State-persoDally interested in pro-
perty In human blood, and bones-Bob
Tyler is the man, before any of the gray
haired sons of Pennsylvania, to be the
leader OF the Pro-Slavery branch Of the
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
RIsEJ NATESM,

~,
In Sanuary, ISL, my daughter n, in n
year. was attacked with IufamatOry Bc.maii>m. All
her joints much swollen and hr suffered tLe most
eNcruciatng pain Tor three months called IN
ply siciau who continued 10 attend her without auy
improvement. Getting much discouraged. concluded
TO try Dr. DlriS DIctrs; th- first bottle prudu-
ccd de cded lauEr Tor the better She continued In,
medicine for some time and it affected perfect cu,e
has remained tree If KLcCmati,m and her health good
ever since, being upwards Of two years.
MIS- NJ. THOMPSON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
GsHEESE!
Or Conccafrutcd iBimui Manure
Fifty per Cent. Cheaper than
Ayy EAglGyyH Fertilizer.

Farmers buy this valuable with the fullest
confidence Of bcing ri all the HOLE COST hy The in-
creased production of the fret crop besides Rapidly En-
rirLins their Land.
s=y- Read tie Anolysis If Ptof L. .SerenS.
IL hereby certify that have anal yz-d lot of FEune-
for French, Richard, ca. of York Road and Cal
owil streets, rhiiairria. and tud its cumpOncnts %
be- as follows: ASiLYsIs Oh rHuINE-
Animal matter containing per cent dried blood, ~ 90
Phosphate of Lime. 81 90
sulpLate Of Ammonia. 4UJ
Muriate phos phate aud Carbonate of Ammonia. "..J
Nitrate and Sulphate of soda, 300
SuIph,te Of putt,.a 40
Huriatc, Phosphate and Carbonate Of rotassa, $50
ChIurils of SoiIum. 20 D
SuipLatrs Of Lime and Magnesia $50
Silica and sulphur (SO.ubel, - l-O
al STEyFNS'
The above proves conclusively that Phune i 10 the
Farmer and Land Owner discovery Of the aye; con
tanning all the rssary constituents producing Lar-e
Crops, small expense. The price coming within the
reach If all, is hut
TWO CENTS PER POUND,
$40 Per 1000 Il-. with discount To dealers Call and
it. srnI your ordrrs to FRENCH RICHARDS co,
Sole Agents Of York Road and Callowh streets
PHILADELPHIA. .1sm2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
For Salr,

YNHE residence of the subscriber, on -
i Market street in the Borough oil-la
Lewsburg The house is of BRICK, well
finished in every respect.
Terms-One half 10 be paid between this
and the first day of April next; the balance
TO be paid in two. three or five years, as may
suit the buyer. Possession given any time.
June 9, 1855 ISAAC WALTER.
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FOR SALE.

4 RESIDENCE on North Third street, /5A
IN it being Half Lot of Ground, withG.&
a comfortable Twn-Storey Brick House, frame
Stable, good Well of Water, and variety of
choice Frui'.
Inquire of J. b. MLAUGHLIN, Agent.
Lewisburg, October Is, 1sjS If
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

Tho editor cf the Daily Ns,ss sr,ks in the following
terms in that paper If January DIST. le52 concerning
Dr. DIris DIJI'irs, which curud him OF Ery pc.as:
DR.. DAVIS DEPUEATlNE-We are no: in the habit
Of cumme ndins readers thy snaCeas i. IL
rativcs and noStrums which haTIcu to be- aLvrrt
sed in columns. Having. however used br. Davis
medicine and found it to be- really Ios-.s,td excellent
curatiee qualities Tor Ely siIelas, take great
in saving and commenting the curative 10 others
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
F 0 r S A L E .

SA Half Lot on Market ST., opposite
s. Rtters residence, with a good Well Of Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for busi-
ness stand, or residence, (or both eombined.)
Also, other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg, Oct. S, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
II Cheap for Cash.
B. ]. WILLIAMS,

largest Manufacturer of
WlMDOW BLINDS
and dealer in WINDOW SHADES, of every
variety. He is the Originator Of all New
Styles, and has fine Stock to be sold at re-
duced Prices.
Buff, and all other colors of Linen Shades,
Trimmings, Fixtures, &c. STORE SHADES
Painted TO order.
Ey B. J. w. invites Citizens of this County
to call before purchasing, and assures them
he can sell better article for the money than
any other Establishment in the Union 7s0m3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
Important to Farmers s. Gardener!

FENHE subscriber having recently travelled
much IN lhis and adjoining States, and
seen the great failures in Gram and Garden
Vegetables, has concluded that CHANG T.
or SEEDS Is Gbsoiuteiy necessary this also
is the opinion of the best Agricuturists gene
rally. ! have th'refore imported (or made
arrangements for quite a variety Of NEW
Seeds, such as hav" been found best suited 10
our soil and climate AT this time. The folio
wing are specimens of new varieties, and
their Weld per acre, nop on hGnd for sale al
my residence in Miiiiinburg, Union Co., Pa
Iie'd Tsr Acre
White Fucsh Mediterranean whe=t very carly Bus 80
Early Lng'ish Dy keman Potatoes tp0
Persons wishing either of the above, will
please leave their orders as early as possible,
that may be able 10 supply them all.
Those who w.sn 20 procure any of the fol-
lowing varieties, (With directions how TO cuI-
tivate) will call and examine the specimens
which | shall groto the coming season. and
leave their orders as soon as NAV be conven-
lent: IT.'I pr Aere
White ESvrtian Spring Rye, very early BUSHELS 90
Roman or Winter Rye -
N paul Bearlrss Barley 30
Whit Oats weighing g. lbs per hushel sj
Imp King Philip Corn lon- ripe luOdys (shelNd) 100
Washington puttun Corn. lU days later do 50
Hp.ey Bias HaagdriiH Grass, produces 90 TO 80 bus.
seed a to 10 tons fine hay pr acre, moved tWicr.
iyFLeris Uskp makes pie like apple. mixed with
Corn. produces 1000 large melons Per acre
SrutcJeyTy Hdt'rme!oR, very large, 1000 per acre.
Also other kinds Of Garden Vegetables.
These seeds have been carefully selected from
different places, and it is thought will be found
advantageous to Gardeners and Farmers.
Call and see First come, first strrsd.
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FOR SALE.

YNHE subscriber offers for sale that large,
new, modern built. double brick house,
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian church,
adjoining the residence of DIR. Hayes. The
house is built in the best style, rat proof, and
well guarded against fire. good Well of
Water, and Cistern of never-failing water.
Terms made easy, and will be known on ap-
plication to JONATHAN NESBlT.
Lewisburg, Aug.6, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
Democrats Thunder"

The nomination of the gentleman
from Ireland" Mr.. WRIGHT, upon the
platform constructed by the late Con.
vention of Buchanan officc-holders
does not please the Democracy in
many quarters. The Central Press,
Of BelIeionte, an independent Demo
cratic paper, says:
"Ricu,RpsoS l.. WuIGur. Of Philad. is can.
dda,e Tor ArilioI General. We have slight
knowledge of the man, and we are giving him
his Just due by describing him 10 be as full
Of vaGItv as an egg IS OF meat, overhearnS'y
imrudeut IN his manners, and with only a
smai share of the brains and at Ililies allotted
10 other mortals. He has heretofore gained
aud held position by the exercise OF this lm-
perIinence, and al home he Is regarded not on
Is a. an ari>tocrat, who holds common peo.
PIE in contempt bat as petty iyrani In the
exercise of any power with which he may be
entrusted He has been an office hunter
from his majority-iS an office holder now
and claims To be The defender OF the Lecomp-
ton policy of the National Administration.
The Lycoming Gazette-which for
the SIXTY YEARS Of its existence we
believe has never vet refused to rally
for the ticket labelled regular Dem
ocral"-bolts square ont from the
Wright andRowe oiiice-holding squad,
this time. and advocates the new Con-
ycntion. The Pottsville Emporium,
Snnburv American, and others Of the
Democratic stamp, alludc to the mad
ness of the Buchanan whipstcrs in no
ilattering terms. The Globe, the only
Democratic paper in Huntingdon
county, says:
I'VE expected better things from the assem-
bled wis9Om of the Democracy of the Stale.
Instead of harmonIZing the party, the majorl-
" of the Convention thought proper 10 strike
at Gov. Packer, because he dared differ with
the President on his Kansas policy. II the
nominees of the Convention are not to receive
the votes Of The political friends of Governor
Packer II is easy to guess by what an over
whclming majority they wall he defeated. The
candidates are represented TO be good men !;
de serving OF the united vote of their party f
standing upon an honorable compromise plat
form. The action of the Convention towards
Gov Packer, we feel sure,will mol be approved
by the Democracy Of this county"
The Lock Haven Democrat. the
Jersey Shore Republican, and others,
put up the ticket, but acknowledge
.he tyranny and want of sense eXhi-
,ited by the Convention. The only
Democratic presses in Perry and in
somerset countics-rerular Demo-
,ratic presses in Wcstmorcland, Ale
yheny, Chester, Bcrks, and Bucks
d we believe others we
lave not in mind, also condemn the
attempt to drive Gov. Packer and his
riends out of the party.
Nor ONE BUCHANAN PAPER PROBES
;Es TO HAVE ANY HOPE OF ELECTISG
HEIR STATE TIcKEr-they support it
'nly from PEINClPLE-thc "principlc"
If Lecomptonites--ha! ha.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
Real Estate.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE.

THE well known Tavern stand "a
at the east end of the LewIsbuIs LII
Bridge, In ChillSquaque township. North'd
Co. 1t will be sold on reasonable terms.
Inquire of WILLIAM FRlCk.
Lewisburg. Dec. II, ls5S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
Tc~ Improved Breed Of
IS Horses.
A rINRQI-Gu hreel Ancm.a m lAcS q

.--k.2-<k.
4 THOROUGH breed Morgan Horse
N bred and reared in Canada, will stanc
for service IN Lewistown and Mitin, tht
present season, from April Isl TO July ist
An opportunity will be thus presented for all
lovers of good stock, TO breed from a horse Of
acknowledged superiority-one that has Just
ly claimed so large share Of public attention
wherever he has been exhibited.
The proprietor of NORMAN, as a perfect
model of his stock, believes that he fully
meets the want in our PennSy ylvana stock oi
horses. He unites with great muscular pow
ers, the finest action. His perfect genileness
peculiarly commend him as model family
horse.
The attention of the public is respectfully
solicited 10 an examination Of the pedigree OF
NORMAN, and 10 the high appreciation OF
the Morgan stock wherever introduced.
Call and see the horse, and examine the
bills as 10 terms, &c. A. LEWIS,
Mt Union, Huntingdon Co., Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

rrE-~ The subscriber offers 10 sell the
Ni1.l..Ai large Brick Foundry at the west
end of Market street, including
E4lcr:xse.ssJs the Wareroom, Office, and the
Machinery attached-also a large amount of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery, Stoves, &c. 1t is regarded as one
of the best locations for a good, safe business.
The Proprietor's time is wholly engrossed in
another employment. which is the reason he
desires 10 dispose Of this Foundry. Fer any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRiCK, Lewisbnrg,
Feb. 1858 Union Co. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
APPEALS.
CTATE and County TaXes.--PurSuanI

- TO Law, the Commissioners of Union
county will meet 10 hear Appeals from the
Trlennal Assessments, for the several Town
ships and Boroughs as follows:
Harteion-at David Meyers, Monday, Ap. Is
Hartley-Laurelton school-house, Tuesd. 10
Lewis-Eection house Wed. 20
Limestone-Pcier Wehr's Thurs. 81
New Berlin Michael Kleckner's Fri. 80
Mifflinburg-Wm Inhoffs Sat %
West Bulfaloe-Wm Sechler'S Mon. 25
Buiiaoe-James MCreight's Tues. PC
kelly-James Lawson's Wed. 81
White Deer-Benj Gemherling's Thurs. 2s
East Buiialoe-Georse Wolfe's Fri. 20
Unon-Henrv Glbson's SAT. 30
Lewisburg N.W.-Com'rs Office, Mon. May
Lewisburg S.W. do do Tues. May 3
Appeals open from AM. to PM, when
all may attend who think PROPERLY order
Of the Commissioners, Lewisburg, March 10,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

The S;cklcs Trial commenced on Mon
day last, but on that day and Tuesday
only SJurors had been imp1nneled. There
are thousand conjcctures as to the course
and the result of the trial. The Judge
Crawford is the one who le, the brutal
Brooks off with tridlng fine for his muir
derous assault on Senator Sumner; aud
under whom Herbert, NJ. c. from Cal,
was acquitted for numbering an Irish wal,
ter As Sickles is Northern man, he
may not get away so easily. [It is said
that the dead man, Key, was Prosecuting
Attorney (oihcially) against both Brooks
and Herbert; if SO, and he was lax in his
efforts, most fearful punishment for
his official dereliction came upon tim.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
SEVEN OR EIGHT HUNDRED

SEN l. y OR Elbl III NDRED
Names, including some from most of
the Counties in the State, have been
sent in to the Call for the Anti-Bu-
clIanan State Convention at Harris
burg, on Wcdncsday next, 18Th inst.
They embrace many of the most inhu-
cntial and honest members Of the
partv-mcn who are not to be dcceiv-
ed or lntmidatcd into acqniesccnce
with Federal dictation from Wash
ington. As specimen of the gentle
men taking the stand, we copy the
expression from Jersey Shore:
"Haviug noticed a call for convention
Of the Democracy of the State, to meet at
Harrisburg, the 18th Of April next, We
desire our names to be appended to the
call, as Democrats heartily approving of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Otders have
been given by the Navy Department for
the immediate preparation fer sea of the
following vessels: Portsmouth aud Mohi-
can, at Portsmouth, n. H.; Constellation,
Hartford and Niagara, at Boston San
Jacinto, at New York Lancaster and
Wyoming, at Philadelphia, and John
Adams, at Norfolk. These being for the
greater part steam frigates of the heaviest
armament, the demonstration is Of uuques-
toned importance.
WASHINGTON, April Hon. George
W. Jones, OF Iowa, who recently declined
the mission to Bogota, telegraphed TO the
President yesterday, Withdrawing his de-
c.inafion. He has been notified to report
himself Immediately at the State Depart
ment
j. BIS LETTER PHOToGRApuED-Th
Hon. Robert J. Walker has had Mr. Bu-
chanau's letter TO him when Governor of
Kanses, photographed as a protection
against accidents 1t is full and emphatic
on the question of submitting the Consti-
tuition to the people, aud upon every other
point which he subsequently abandoned.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Quarter
masters Department is curtailipg It's ex-
pcnses as rapidly as the public service will
admit. In addition to the two military
posts on the route to Utah, three are TO be
dispensed with in Texas, aud orders have
been issued to stop the purchase OF mules,
etc.
Hon. II. II. Gillet, who has been for
long time connected with the Law Depart
meut Of the Government, has published
an argument to show that the revenues of
the Pos, Office establishment can be ap.
Piled after june next to pay for TRANSPORT
ing the mail and for other expenses of the
department, notwithstanding the failure
Of the post office appropriation bill.
CINC!NSATI, April 5-Tbe weather is
quite cn!d. This morning it showed, and
!; is feared the entire peach crop in this
sccfl0u W. be killed
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
HE LIVER

l. ONE uF THE BTST PUEGATIVE AND LIVER MED
ltlNE> nov LEFT " H." IUtr- that acts IA tgtlaTt
der eI, ctua than any oiber dicr-
known. Ii j. rut Only tutGItc. lut Liucr remedy
acting frt the Lirr sect it. morbid natter then
thr stomach ard bowels carry Oft that thus
accom- l>hirg two iurTOscs 'fectually without O!
the painful feelings in the oTeiatcns
Cathar;is Ii strengthens lille IT pun grs. the syst,r
and when taken daily moderate doses will strrngihru
aud build it up with unus Ual raj idiiy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
PHOSPHATE GUANO.
from NiVASSi ISLAND, Caribbean Sea.

This manure is composed Of dead animals, blood oal,
and bones" Every of our customers having
found Manure what represent to be" Adapted
to every soil and CROP recomme with the fullest
confidence to 400 lbs per have frequently in
creased the yield fifty per cent
Also. :. Colombian, Soft Colombian and Ammoniated
Colombian Guanos."
All of the above Fertilizers in bags and barrels.
From so Sl5 per 1000 and 30 pounds according
to quantity and kind purchased.
For sale by RICHARDS MILLER,
No. 2lO South Front st, below Walnut,
;7sm2 Sole Agents in PHILADELPHIA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

The LIVER is Of the PRINCIPAL regulator. q
the human hoy; and " hen il performs it. fun-
tons well. the powers 81 the system fully is
yrUYet. Tie s0BfGc. l. n almt tItire " deIeuisni
the healthy grtiou CT The Iirsr Tor the IrT,r
Performance of it func- n tons: when the si,nsh
J. at fault the bowels are at FAULT and the Wlc-
system suffers IN 6Uusr- igu'nce Of one Or.au-tls
LyER-haYIus ceased 10 |" do it, duty fcr TIE Dr.
Of that organ, If the IroT retors has mas
it his study IN Iract &c q cmtr TIA tvtrtN yss
to tnd some Tem'dy, whtrewith 10 Cuuuttlsi
the many d'raur' ricntS n to which it l. halle
To prove that this ',dv l. at last fduEt nv
person troubled viii LIy- NIER COMPLAINT. IN sHy oi
its forms, has but to try ~ bottle and con,tlHus
certain. <ri
These Gums remove all " morbid OF tad ula,tsrfrcn
the y stem. supplying in their place a healthy to'
of bile. invc5 rating the - mach causing hid u
digest well. .PuHITYSG THE - BLOOD giving tone ,uf
health to tie whole > .chiucrv removing the
cause al The dlseaSt-ei- -, itrt.u ne radical cuIe-
BILIOUS ATTACKS are 'cur,d. sNu. WAY = ~
TLH- fLlNNTIp, hy the Cctasit nal Use Of TIE L.
ER lNvicuEAToR
one dose after eating is sufficient TO relieve n.
stomach and prevent the hUd from risIHs ans
souriug.
Only one dose takenbe- ~ fore r,Jirus. ITe'eHs
NttUtNtEE. u
Only one dose taken at a., night Iocsens the to''
one dose taken after each u,.aI will cure pT
PTrsIA. >
na-o one desc Of two tea srocrfuls will alV'ys
hcye SICK IIIApACHX.
One hottie taken for f. I male obstruction remove
the cause Of tie disease and makes perfect 'I. ~
Only one dose i'm media tely rrhrvt> 4 titih. S.L'
One dose often Icated Is o sure Cure NE tAsi''
NoFEUS. and prcvcnta tivr ct CUCiFR% -,
Ee-nuly one hottie j. ,n needed 10 thI,w out %
the ~ stem the effects OF W medicine after iols
sickness. .
Es One hottie etaken for JlUyp!cr rsmovss al S.
lowness or unnatural col q or from the skin. -
One dose taken a short tine before eating fl'e'
yigor to the appetite. and NJ nakts food digest well
one dose often repeated cur, CHKoNIC pi'IiFI
in its worst forms. while - sIMNER and BCNtlo CUE
plants yield almost 10 ~ TIE frst dose.
One two doses cures',, attacks caused ty NCiS.
in Chidreu there Is no - surer. safer, sitea's'
remedy in the world, a. - II H,rsr fails .
NJ a few bottles cures q pKuIsY, by exciting 'A'
absorbents.
We take pleasure in rec q ommendinc this ri'drn'
as a prevcutafre forFE VIZ AND tatI CEuift
vEK. and all FlyIRs Of a IN EnIiors Tyre II ciS
ates with all certainty. snd Thousands are Wiz
ing TO testify 10 its won dsfful Virtues
nH-All who use it giving their unanimous IesH|
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

CINC!NSArf, April 5-Tbe weather is
quite cold. This morning it showed, and
1t is feared the entire peach crop in this
fcciI0u W. be h.llea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02
SHERIFFs SALES.

Of New Orleans J. j. M0NTFORT-No. 12,722.
RYyIRTUE Of a. writ of fierI fncias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common street.
1859 at IL O'Clock M
+ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the -
Second District of this city at the west Of Main
and Dauphin streets measuring 80 feet front Main l
street, by 60 feet deep front on Dauphin street.
Together with I'll the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of story frame house and clubhouse etc.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
1T PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02


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~ moi aresse honoabe Quarems Cour de District
sAMEDI, 80 de Juliet 1889 midi lHoiel de ia Cite
la Commune entire les rues du Camp DIES Msgasn
l. SEPT TERRAINs situes dsrriers cette vile, -.
dams iet No 81 borne par les T0nt ST. Pierre @
Miro ct la Promenade ndelet desgnes Nos M
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Surs depnte apenteur des Uns s 10 doctobre
lS4 ct depose retude de r LsDare CT devan notae
suyaneS ssvoir Les Nos Un DeuS ct Tros chaoun %
entire gses para eles De No. I'm paugle DIES rues ST.
Pierre q Toati LIZ No Qaare 40 psds 10 Pouces hgnss
fond 100 rieds de protein Ia gne lmroahe No.
Tois lO6 pieds gaes gne du core oppose
Ton 81 ped pouc gnes, chacun iigDe fond
prfontnrs suivante SAVIOR lie No. Cnq 90 peds
gnes dun .6te ct 81 pieds pouces gnes de Pau
70 peds 10 pouces gne de 'autre lie No Sept
deniers pofondeuE dun cote 6S pieds gnes de
T. ONE TERRA1Ns shines su fAubourg T eme en- tie
Vile DeuAiema District ct ftsant dc ancienne haba
ton Blanc desgnes les Nos Deux rrois. QuAtre Cir
Six pit HuI Dsuze Trezs Quaorze ct Quitzs dams Piles
No. Trene Init borle par rues durleans. ST. Pierre
broad dorgenos plan dresse L. Pile, voye
e IS de ma lsSe dep Sc re ude de Joseph Cuvier
SAVIOR Les Nos Deux it, Ic usivement cha un 81
peds pouces gnes de lace rues ST. Pierre ct d. orleans
aure ct les Nos do Douze Qanzs ncusiyement chscup
81 peds pouces. gnes d face chacune des dite
dOileans ct St Pierre une ptoondeur DUE Pan
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