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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22
A FEW SHORT YEARs.--AND THEN.

a few short years-nnd then
The 'ir-a m Of life will be
Like shadows of morning cloud,
In it's realityl
a few short years-an' then
The idols loved the hest
Will pass in all their pride away,
AS sinks the sun to rest!
A few short years and then
Our !"ung hcnr,s NAV bc rcft
OF every hope. and tiEl II, gleam.
or en!,l!ood's SUNSHINE left.
A few short vca,s--nnd then
Impatient Of its bliss.
The weary soul shall seek nu high
A better home than ,hisl
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

Ina recent balloon voyage efalar. Wise and
his companion" they made . distance of l.l6o
miles in about 10 hours. ct - speed of nearly
one mile minute. The longe,t balIoon voy
ags on record. was in 1855. The balloon, in
which were three Englishmen. sailed from Lon.
don 70 Weilburg. Germany. distance Of 500
miles in Is hours. Ip 1853. an Amsrisau, A.
Cincinnati. made voyages of $50 miles 10 nine
and hsif hours. ~ h9-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

The friends of DR.. J. F. McCOMB respect
'niIy announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22
L x CE r r is .

a thimh','f"l g! powder will spill; rock
four feet square.
Tho roots of Il tree ar. hidden. so ar" The
SOURCES rf evil.
lie WHO Nj does not t:ng. nc,.d not try
to do it with hin throat:
Mischief is :"t .:oun'i in H.: tongue, the
eyes, or the lian!s--but in the heart.
There Is hn! one kind of love: hu, there
are thousand different copies OF it,
To s,rcecd, von must keep moving; TO
grow rich, you must keep saving.
The lady WHO knit her brows has com.
menced a pair "f,socks.
The poor fellow who couldn't hold his
own. has been arrested for taking ano,her's.
He has the hardest kind Of work who has
nothing to do.
Never complain unless YOU expect to do
some good 10y complaining.
The man WHO was always splitting with
laughter has been recommended to try M
axe.
Mortal things fade; Immortal! things
spring more freshly with every step to tn.
tomb.
Kindness lis the golden clain by which
society is bornl together.
The pen, in the hand that knows low to
use It, If The mos. powerful weapon in the
world.
LIE who turns Spy for pleasure. wouldn't
hesitate to he !angrnan Cor bus ness.
Let your wit be your FRIEND your mind
your companion, and your tongue your ser.
want.
WHO were the first astrologers? The
stars, because they first studded the heavens
Whatever ,l" v;rI ~ .lo Ill winter, It
cannot be denied that in spring it 'torns
over new leaf III
Profound silence in a public nssemhlace
has been thus neatly desert. ed .One might
have hs,r,, i'm e,s.,;r -
kerchisfr, 0'A"A
4 I've bymy pen,' said a vulgar author
to lady. You look. sir. rs if vou oush.
10 l;ve - n,
-
may so"h' IKE a'rarad"x' vet the
breaking OF @'l OF an arny's wing is n
ne man VINO TOOK walk, the other
oaS' brought" back again; but the next
Gay lie look rie. and went oil with it.
Union is not ALWAYS s,,cne,b, 90 ths
ea"or Sa'u we" he SAW Tie purScr mixing
MS rum vii" water
Why il sheet Of pos,aoe.stamns ,;l.
distant relations? Because they are bu,
"'e"''y connected
A sailor Of the name Of Moore havino
presented a gold anchor to- his aff;anr.d
bruie, was remarked that she was moor.
ed!
Dearly / love friend we, foe may
form TO my profit; friends show mo that
*h'eif+i can-i''es teach me that which
snouf1ssseh'!ler'
IERFkc' NAF''H"ss.-l' IS heaven npo"
ear'n 10 nave ma" " "'"' move !" charity,
Ees' I'd l'0V''e"ce' aud '"'" upon tho poles
OF ''o'"' ..- ,'.~
NosR.n Pr,1 u ,r, >,,. I..-. =.
"e''' t''',s '"'e 10 "
, 'e"o % 81, s '''e""' ~ ".'e oo'
oe''e.' ""' ., ""." 'o'"p""! ""'.'"g 'o'
~; "' ..;,h Is, :,,, As "s9 o. '""' '''"' g '0"o
80" """ ""''
tWba+ IA tho, ., ,asLed , ,a,..;,.r of ,,,,,,
".' 10 '""' "'se" " ,e'''''e' OF Htue .'
hOlntinr \ HUT "a
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1noepenofl,t ]press.
PUBEIsHHD AT
ABBEVILLE, a s. c..
LEE g. WILSON, Proprietors.
Two Dollars. in Advance, or Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents at the
Expiration of the Year.

eB- All subscriptions not limited at the
time of subscribing, will be considered as
indefinite. and will he continued until arrear-
ages are paid. or at the opium of the Proprie-
tors. Orders.from other States must invariably
he accompanied with the Cash. .&s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

The friends of JAMES A. McCORD respect,
tu'Iy announce him rs a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.
sN THE UndrrsIrnsd, having formed
u partnership for the,fpurpose of
0A conducting the

Boot and Shoe Business,
wonld inform the public that we have recently
purchased in Boston, Philadelphia and New
York, the largest assortment of
Ladies' Shoes, and GentIenen's Boots and
Shoes
Of every conceivable style and pattern ever Of.
fere.l i'll this market. Our entire stock has
been purchased hy n practical Boot Maker
WeSecl assured TINT We can, with great cent
denrc, recommend our stock to the public ne
being Of superior quality, more durable than
any that.ean be found in this latitude. We
intend to7dral exclusively in
Leather, Boots and Shoes.
and we shall bc enabled t6tseil better work for
less money than any establishment in Town.
We will bnrtsr Leather or work for Rn xhi,lcs.
The materials of our Stock were selected by
f. ROCHE, one.of the firm, and the work
- PutsUp TO Order.
We therefore know the .stuff it's made Of"
snd can safely recommend it. We have mum
Der Of first class Boot and Shoe Makers in con.
nection with our Establishment, and are pre-.
pared to
Manufacture to Order
any work which may he desired.
Call at Tustln . building, next door to Cobb,
Hunter & Co. ~. -
ROCHE d CHRISTIAN.
April l. l859-4S-tf
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

The Proprietors of the ALbevillc Hammer md
Independent Press, have established the follow.
my rates Of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less tire
than three months. will be charged by the ill.,
sert'on at One Dollar per Square, III inch
the space of II solid lines less for the rst
iuent insertion.
~ The Commissioners, Sheriff. Cl.rk,a
and Ordnarys Advertisements will be inserted
III both papers. each charging half price
sS Sheriff's Levies, One Dollar each.
e:Y- Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol
lars.
Advertising IN Estray, Two Dollars.
to be paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months. or
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,.a,... .NIND'EszK2-EEs
sTyHE Uhdsfsangs Stfuiiy snpspnoes to
4 the ssisiasn. g sRssllta q. h. aud u.
4 = Maet as4 ASSs SHOP, +
psssi Ka4.is. e ss.,s
ssadissy ssossi Tts'maks snd mend
Boosts and ehcs 60 bis Gaze. a.
Terms cash. e 49, HffssM =! 49,
@$RAaRIcK oREsFFE
Jan. 10, 1850. ~ A.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

GB We are authorized to announce S. A.
HODGES as Candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22
O A N D D A T. e 8,

The frends of Capt. G. NJ. NtATTISON re-
sPectfully announce him as 4 candidate for
lax Collector ut the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

rB- The friends of c rt. W S. HARRIS,
respectfully II, nounce him as Candidate for
the Office of Tar Collector Of Abbeville Distric
at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22


The laying of the corner stone Of the Mason
ic Female College. Mt Americas. Ca, was made
the 6a&asiou Of brilliant display on the part
of d6lzftaternity. The, South Western News
says:
eve. have no accurate estimats Of the mum.
her Of Mssons present, bot IT is sspposed it
could not have fallen far short Of ;six hundred.
1t is not probable,thero ever was larger tSro..
cession in the State. We are sure there never
was one more imposing in appesancs It was
cornpcstdfargely of Knights Ttmplars and Roy.
al Arch Masons. clothed in the richest and At.
tracsivs regslia. The procession moved from
.thssL Lodge room to the College about 10 o'clock.
where the ceremonies of laying the cornerstone
psrforg3G In due and (wssupposs) apeient
form BY Grand High. Priests p. T. schisy' ..
Ma Boxcb--The CzfndeI ypurasE b. spssks
ofssbs POD dzobs OF this diatingui.Hsd Rspresei-
'tstlve: f-TH:: - &c 4 s<4sgS<
We are plsEssd to know that the position Of
our Distinguished Refrsssasauys on the South.
erp sids Of shaapsstion, iso.sK. He is dead
sgsinst The Douglas doSssi II saastserr so,e.
ssienty. andrspddisssse Dsaetss for Presidane
Hs is opposed 70 the ohsrlSssos Nssisssl 4 Con.
{ysp,;os, spd doc, not mean hsmodssation tia.
we ass 70 ssSmit ttAnssy to. AbeHslS o. .isso,er.s
anes,sbst TO unite Ill our Southern ssrepst, fo..
Of thA Norfh.
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Approximation Prizes.

26,82s Prizes amounting to q. $888,e4O
, ECeftificasss, of packages will he sold At
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certifeats If Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets $40
~ IS 10 Half I" 35
:" 10 Quarter " ls
10 Eighth 4" 0
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose
the moneyto our address for the tickets order
ed, on receipt Of which they will be, forward by
fret mail. = Purchasers can have tickets ending
10 any figure they may designate.
Notice to corresPondents..-Those who pre.
fer not sending money by mail, can use the Ex-
press companies. whereby money for Tiokete
in sums Of Ten D6ilsrs and upwards can be-
sent US at our riff aud expense, from apy oitv
OF town where ttisre is sn Exprs.s Office. Tbs
money aud orler muet be enclosed n Gov.
srnment Post Ofies Stamped ,Eav clone. or the
Express Cotnpsoiss cannot receive them.
The list Of drawn numbers and prixss will be
sent TO purchasers jnmediately after ttssdrsw-
ing. >S.''S
All communications stristly confidential.
!Ordersfor Tickets or CertffeateS Ds Mail or
Exprsss, 10 be directed to ~ >
Mckinney 4 co.,
=. Savannah, Ga.
: April Is, 1850, SO-:12un ~. ..:yF,:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22
GEN. MCQUEEN.

Last week. while Gen. Mcqueen was in our
town on n visit To relations aud friends. nor.
| ton Of our citizens in token of their respect de.
termined to compliment him by serenade.
| Having procured band Of music aud formed
torchlight procession, they proceeded to the
! residence Of Capt Thomas B. Jeter, of whose
elegant hospitality the General was partak'ng
on that evening Being loudly called for, Gen.
Mcqueen appeared upon the verandnh md
made most happily conceived and eloquent
speech After few graceful preliminary re
marks, he broached the great argument Of
Southern wrongs; showed that the relative
strength and ability Of the South 10 protect
herself from unjust legislation in the Union
was declining; and TINT the elements of opp".
stion to Southern institutions had grown into
ii controlling majority at the North. that de
MED us our c!earrst rights under the Constiiu-
ion. lie wns Of the opinion that throughout
this Who'll. controversy we had gained II" nd.
vsninge or security but that the condition "f
things was how more threatening than ever
he fore; that It was entirely possible that a
Black Republican would be elected next Pr"si.
dent Of the United States, upon the ground of
his hostility I" Southern rights and institutions.
With this possibility in view we should de
mand the cleares: recognition of our equality
in the Union. and require the strongest guar
an'ces Of the protection of our rights wherever
they are exposed to hazard. through either the
neglect or The active opposition of the govern
ment or it's ngents These demands Of course
wonld not he complied with by Black Re-
publican President, and n triumphant Black
Republican party. When refused. then it
would become our solemn duty, to take the
administration Of our own affairs into onr own
hands and not degrade ourselves by submission
to an authority that succeeds to power on the
ground Of its hostility to us. and driven by the
fanatcal impulse that elevated it to Office. must
regulate it's policy with n view to the destrnc-
,iou Of our cherished rights. Tne speaker
dwelt at considerable length and cloquen,ly
upon the topics Of Which we have given most
mrayre outline. His sentiments were impres
sed with additional weight from the high char.
acter and well known singleness of purpose Of
the speaker. lie was frequently interrupted
by rounds Of applause, and Mt the conclusion
Of his speech was most heartily cheered.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22

ISTEEvENTIoN IN MExlco.-The following
paragraph from the New Y ork Hcaald is a con-
dense.i md conclusive statement Of the oli.c-
tons against the Intervention Of our Govern
nient in Mexican affairs. The recent treaty of
Mr. McLane is absurd and Objectionable in ev-
cry point Of view:
The question, therefore. resolves itself into
the proposition. shall We intervene in the do.
mestic affairs of M.xic". by giving to it's gov
ernmtnt several millions of dollars and several
th"nsand men, to enable it TO put down n re-
helli"us priesthood and army. This naturally
divides itself in two: Have VIC til. right to in.
tervenei If We have the right, is it right for
us to intorvene1 Every logical mind will say
we have not The right to,iuteryene in the Do
mestic affairs of Mexico. To do so, even for
the purpose Of establishing n good government
would lie destructive of the independence of
that REPUBLIC: Itwoull carry with 1.-THE right
Of intervention on the part of Eng land France
Spain, and every other conntry.that might Fl nd
interest in so doing. The true policy of every
Mexican government is to avoid such an utter
destruction of itself and of the nationality of
Mexico, while the only one for our govern.
ment to pursue is TO prevent all other govern.
ments from sueh intervention for their own
purposes. It can do this only by refraining
itself from intervention"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22


THE New ATLANTIC TLLEGRArH-The Lon
don Times snys that the long pending ques.
lion to the probability of telegraphic com
muuication being established between Europe
and America seems in q fair way Of being set
tied. The Brit ish Transatlantic Company pro
pose. within year if possible. tolay their cable
from the Lands End in Cornwall, to Blanc
Sahlon, an island in the Straits Of Belle Isle.
at one Of the entrances cf the Gulf Of ST. Law
renee, md a little to the North Of Ncwfound.
land. A short wire, to he laid by n separate
company, tukes the cable in from Blanc Sablon
to the island of Anticosti, where it meets lines
already open. communicating with Quebec.
Montreal, aud. indeed. all parts Of Canada.-
Another short line from Antcosti will be sub.
me ssej t" Cape Breton. where it will join the
network Of lines which communicates with
Halifax. Nova S2u.;a, Boston. New York, &c.
The advantages which such route presents
one starting from the West coast Of Ire
land are claimel To be immense both in punt
Of economy and freedom from the submarine
dangers which beset the track from NaIcntia
to Newfoundland. The Company propose to
use cable Of the lghtest description Its
lightness. in tact, Is made its strength, and the
'.uter covering of the wire is entirely done
awny with. The conductor is TO he composed
of seven copper wires. having about twice the
sectional nren of that used by the old Atlantic
Company. I! will be c"ated with n conbinn
lion of gutta percha. with manifold insuato.s 8,
the outer portion being wound round with
textil. fabric in a peculiar manner, so as to
perfect and strengthen the rope and ITS insrla.
lion to the utmost The cost of tho whole
cable will lie about half Of that which was
lately lost by the old company. A large por.
tion of the capital necessary for the enterprise
has already been subscribed.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-22
New Goods! New Goods +!
GREAT BARGAIN.Sii
NJ STR-A JJSS,
SaBURY.

"ISHING to reduce. my Stock, offer some
w Of my GOODS
Less than Cost,
some at Cosr PRIcEs, and the balance with
VERY SNAIL PROFIT.
Ny Stock is very lare6s and selected with
tgrestieeye. and offer ~ 4; r.. 20 :
'LhDf.ssHOOP SKIRTS fbf - ~ 80 OTIS
Coiorsd aud White BRILLANTES, IL cts
Fancy MUSLIN. Fast Colors, 10 cts
HATS and RoMNkfS, 81 OTIS
LadS's SLIPPERS, 50 cts
Linen COAIS.. Is cts
HApsssRERCHIEFs. CHIEFS os ets
g.xs!lr -. ETG, ETC ..
April I, 1850. -@s II
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COVER. COX, MARKLEY d co.
Greenvilles B. G., March .. 1859. 45F II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04
EPILEPSY, Or FALLING FITS.

We believe we can not do our readers a
more important service, than by again call.
ing their attention TO that most remarkable
preparation, discovered by DR.. Seth s. Hance,
of Baltimore, Nd, which possesses the power
of alleviatIng and curing that horrid vista.
ton of man-EpllepSy, or Falling Fits. In
recommending this preparation TO our read.
erS, we do so with n conviction that we are
not degrading our columns 10 puff common
patent medicine, but are placing before them
discovery, which, if fully known, would
probably do more 10 alleviate human suffer-
ing, than any invention Of modern times.
DR.. Hance, in asking us TO notice his prepar-
alton favorably in our editorial department,
has sent us for perusal number of letters
from persons who have used his Pills, and
have been cured thereby. All Of them speak
in the most grateful and eulogisc One great
d'antage this medicine pusees is the fact that il
be transported through the mails thereby aforing
ery one an opportunity of dealing directly with the in
yeni9r and also precuiing all possibility of being i'm
lance pays the postage On lis ls9Bs My Of the
country and will forward them by return Of mail the
receipt of remittance. Ills prices follows: One
box 81 two do, 50 twelve do, $2i All orders for
the medicine should be addressed to SETu s NNCE los
Baltimore street Baltimore, Md
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04
- see New Advertisements.
NOTICE. IrM The close Of EJruo'

NOTICE. Trtd The close Of february
tE- Court, Agents and others holding snj>crp-
yg'fiou papers for the CnRosIclE mag add 70
rg-Ciu5s at 81 each for gear. AFTER that
,E~dq,s, Clubs Of TEN must come trifh tie
vg~rqsh. (Sl0) oil at one timr-cubs cf rorn
,F'(S5) all at one fi"ae--Or they can not be re-
~ c,ired as clubs.
IySl.50 is our price TO all, ercept 10 Cla5S
yF'as ADORE designated.
,P-It is 10 accommodate as many as we can
lg'in these hard tmes-to remdrd those who
tS-take the ,rouble-and NOT for the prcfis,
Pthat we offer cheaper terms 10 clubs. we
~ should make much more with fewer sub
rPscrlbers at Sl.5O, than with mauy more at
.FSl. There is liule or no profit on 81 SUBJ
descriptions. Look at it the blank paper,
=, IN the first place, costs about 30 cents
IP-Then a man and boy TO print il, both
,F,,sldes--lOi Impressions, all of which takes
tYsome ink then, the wear of types, rollers
Is and press is something; and each of the
tF-5s papers has 10 be folded. directed, and
sometimes put in wrapper. After all
lgrthIs expense II will be guessed that the
tSNproft on a paper at 81 Is nothing. II is
Iy'true, where they print thousands ct papers
instead of hundreds, by steam power ln-
tF-stead of by hand, they can make money
,S'on larger papers than ours at 81, but II is
tP-little or no advantage, oIherwise.-We
~ have been thus particular, that all may
rS-know ,UhY we are SO decisive IN requiring
;y-clubs to be full, and all at one time. IN
.9'cash-and hope this notice will be suif.
g cient
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04
ELECTION.

An election will be held al the office Of ].
A. MerIz in the Borough of Lewisburg, on
Tuesday the l4th day of February next, be-
tween the hours of and o'clock, i. NJ,
for the purpose of eleciIng officers for the
Union County Agricultural Society, for the
ensuing year.
Also there will be a meeting Of the Eyecu-
tive Committee on the Iith February next,
between the hours ui 9 and / o'clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose of making a general settle.
ment for the past year.
Any person in this county over l6 years of
age, desiring admission 10 the Farmers High
School, should make application on that day,
as the Society have the power of selecting
one who shall have first chance for admis.
sion. J. \. MERTZ, Rec. Sec'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04
Wistar's Bqlsom Of Wild Cherry recon,
mended by Nysicians.
The genuine is signed 81. BUTTS on the wrapper.
s. w. FOWLE & CO., PrOprfetOrS

L y.
For sale by their agents everywhere and in Lewis
isbury by j. i J. Walls and p. S. Caldwell, and in New
Berlin by Mrs. Margaret NJ. Stees eow15sy
gn-It is most undoubted fact that DR. S,SroRD's IN
viGORsTOR, or Liver Remedy. is of the greatest dis
cOveres made in medicine the past century. 1t has
been study of the Dr. during twenty years practices
to find what particular organ when diseased caused the
greatest number of ills pains and his conclusion is
that the liver j. the greatest regulator OF the systen
and the most liable to disease which If kept free from
disease Is preventative of Dyspepsia, Jaundcc, gener
al debility &c while last but far from least,
tion consumption for our experience that more ca
of consumption from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together.
Taking this to be correct hypothesis, we have hut to
find n remedy with which to correct the liver. and we
have of nearly all the diseases we subject to
by simply using preventative That the inrigoratcr
is such a remedy beyond doubt TO all who try it, for
virtues are such that for all complaints arising from
liver derane emenis it is unfailiDg remedy, while
family medicine for all diseases Of the stomach or bow
els which caused in greater or less degree by Nv
arrangement it is the safest, surest and most enca-
cous remedy known.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04
L1ttO,

In Cron Tp, Union Co, 18th ult, CLANCY W. son
Of Davi an! sarah Gross, aged months and Is days
In ChillIstuaqu. Tp-, 10th ult. JAMES CUMMINGS,
aged - years month and u days.
IL Chilli,,Iua,lue 2sth ult, JOHN KENNEDY, aged
~ wears.
In Lrwi,hur-, 29ih ult-, ofcnnsumptnn, Miss NANCY
JANE iIAWN. eyed "A years, days-She was beloved,
cherished and useful in her life happy death.
In Chillisauauur, Ist inst . REBECCA JANE. daugh-
ter of William aud Elizabeth 'ialespy, aged years
In Mifnburg, lst int, of consumption, SARAH b.
wife of Jesse ila>senpuE. aged about - years.
In Milton. 18th ult, WINFIELD :. ASKINS, aged
wears and months. ON same day EDWARD A. son ci
l.. u. and Elizabeth Snyder, -grI / wears and mo.
In Northumberland. 2+th uit., JOHN LElSENR1SG,
aged - years, I months and dags. Mr. l.. born
in crks county, aud came 10 North nberand about the
year ls0n.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Adm mnistration to
w the estate ofGEORGE MILLER, late of
Buifalce Tp, formerly of New Berlin, deceased,
have been granted TO the subscriber, BY the
Register & Recorder of Union county, all per.
sons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same vii! present them
duly authenticated for settlemen,-at Jacob
Dunkie's in Bufialoe Tp-to
Feb. ., 1859. HENRY MILLER, Admir-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04

On Thursday morning last, the North
ern Central Railroad train, was thrown
from the track, about two and half miles
above the Muucy Station, BY broken rail,
and number of the passengers we're more
or less bruised and scratched. Judge Ly-
man, Of Potter county, was brought to
this place soon after the accident, and is
still lying at the Union Hotel, unable to
travel, though he is improving. His in
luriss are about the head and shoulders. -
.Ean,y Luminary.
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