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" E w M u S I G
At y A RI RIDG E'S.

SONGS, MARCHES, P0LKAS, WALTZES
"A great variety, of which the
following is a sa aple
The Wild Rose, Fantasia de Salon, by Wallace.
Polka Di Bravoura Kuhe
Bob White Polka. McNaughton.
Marche de la Refine, j. Archer
Lucia March, Berger.
La Poste Waltz F.Bergmuller.
Willie's Dream Neurse
Valse in F. Minor, Cop. 70), F. Chopin.
Ny Parent Dear. Song, Wallace.
" Minnie May" Salisbury
Yes take the Lutte, d" Asthero.
Beautiful Moon, Everest
Popping in at Pudding Time, fully.
Carry your friend in your pocket
Days gone by, Song Hsmmerer'
Woodland Home Tracy.
Favorite airs from Don Giovanni
Ill TrovatJre and Robert lie
Disble, arranged by beliak'
Selections from 90 La Favorlta =
Overture: Oh my beloved; For
ner IN Quit my home; When l
left; What Deceit; Finale.
Opera at Home-Verdps "La Fa-
vorita, Part. first and second,
90 pieces.
Dreams, (caprice), by E. Syendring.
Fantasia, Top Robert lie Diable) D. Krug.
Dripping Wells, A. Gollnick.
A large assortment of
Sheet Music and Mu-ica Instruments,
constantly on hand.
w. W. PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, July 81, 80.
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MEXICO, CALIFORNIA. AND TIE
INDIANS

The steamships Indianola and Arizona from
Brazos on the Doth ult. had arrived at New
Orleans. There were 230 deaths from yell
low Fever at Reynosa. On the 23d ult. Gen.
Degollado was at Tampico, Mexico, actively
preparing for new campaign. Gen. Gar
cIa was at Matemoras endeavoring to obtain
additions to his forces The Juarez decree
had been most enthusiastically received The
five million Conducta was on its way to
Brownvile 1t was reported that Santa
Anna was at C,yquetal but this was not be-
lieved
Advices from St. Josephs, Mo. state that
a band of Omaha Indians had been attacked
on the Plains by large party Of Sioux and
u killed and the same number wounded -
The Omahas took FIVE Sioux scalps The
fight took place on the night of the 23d,
about 100 miles from Decatur, Nebraska
territory.
Advices from Fort Smith, Texas. state that
the Greek and Cherokee Indians are at open
hostilities in consequence Of several murders
committed by the former tribe. 400 Greeks
were armed and awaiting the movements OF
the Cherokees
The San Francisco mail Of the Sth ult.
reached ST. Louis on Sunday. Great excite
ment existed in Nevada and Dorado coun-
ties IN conseq uence of new and extensive gold
diggings on Walkers River, East of Sierra
Nevada.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Louisville city and Jefferson county, Ky,
give the opposition ticket about 100 ma.
Mallory (oppoSition) TOR Congress has 100
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VI q T. K is.
"Wednesday, August Sd, 1859.

Wednesday, August Sd, 1859.
At ma ko: ll13 Cattle, about 100 Beevss and
3l3 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
one, two, and three years old Market beef
E IA, pr cwt. 81 5Oa7 IS; lst quality, Sc 25a65O
second quality, 3 70 third quality 81 IS or
di ny, 70.
Working Oxen So 10 l75 per pair; Cowsand
calves 25a37a4Oa6O. Yearlings IL Two years
old l6a27; three years old S2Sa54.
Sheep and Lambs $500 at market. Prices, in
lots, 500 I75 200 Extra and selections,
81 25a3 90.
Hides, 7sasc per ID; Pelts, so 56aO 81 each;
Calf Skins l2al3c. Tallow 7a7tc. Veal Calves
20 a 8 90.
There was large STOCK of Cattle and sheep at
market, which, with the very warm weather low
cred the prices IS cts. per cwt. for Beef and full
so to 100 per head on sheep and lambs Indisa
tions are that there must be still farther decline
and the fall prices will rule lower than for year
or two previous From conversation with Drovers
we gather that there is a great stock in the coUn-
fru
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-05

So far as investigatory reading may be concern
% it is wise to read the Bible by course, but when
il comes to reading it for individual profit, it is
very different thing 1t requires more wisdom to
do that well than find among nine-tenths Of
Christians, even. All Scripture is good, it is
true, and so every thing that grows is good for
something, but it would be great mistake for a
man to suppose that it would do for him to 90 out
and rake every green thing that came to hand,
and put into his pot. tits just with the Bible
But people don't understand it so. A man, for
instance, has lost his child and wants to be COM
forted lie has not read the Bible for twenty
years-but be thinks that reading it now will do
him good, SO he opens it and reads about Ahsb,
and don't find that be is much comforted, and it
would be strange if he we're. 1t is necessary to
read the Bible great deal in order to know how
TO read it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TO DYSPEPTICS and all who suffer the

! TO DYSPEPTICS and all who suffer the
tortures which this disease inficts in form or
another of its many phases, yourselves per-
manently and speedily BY using
The Oxygcnated Biiters.
The "Weekly Novelette," of Sept. ls, says;
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases of
our country. This is owing both to climate and
the almost universal habit of eating our meals too
rapidly to Admit of proper digestion. But in
spite of these adverse circumstances, this disease,
even when it has become chronic, disappears rap
idly by the use of the Oxygenated Bitters which
have been found to prove infallibe remedy.
From the Pn5Iisher of widely circulated Maya
Zne
BosroS, July /, 1858.
MEssRs S. w. FOwLE & Col have taken
three bottles of the Oxygenated Bitters, and have
derived great benefit from their use. / have been
much troubled with Dyspepsia for several years,
and found nothing that afforded me any relief un-
til used the Bitter.. l most eheerfully recon-
naend them to all who are afflicted with this
stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON, of the
Student and Schoolmate."
From GEN. A. DoDGE, our Minister to Spain.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May Is
DR.. GEO. 3. GREEN,-De4r Sir:-The Oxygen
ated Bitters with with which you were so kind as
to furnish me, have bad most salutary effect IN
my case. / was troubled with Dyspepsia for four
years during which time l tried many remedies,
but never met with any so good YOUR Bitters.
am now in the enjoyment Of good health, and l
hope and believe, that all who the Oxygen
ated Bitters, will find them as servicable have
found them.
With high respect, your obi servant,
A. c. DODGE.
Prepared by S. W. FOWLE & CO, BosroN, and
for sale by ]. W. ROXY & Co.. and AMOS c. SPEAR,
Burl ngton; MARCUS HULL, HrNEsBURGH; J. :.
STORRs & Son, Winooski: C. NJ BATES, Essex
Centre; C. W. BRowEELL, gainesville; J. j. |
SMoNDs 4 Co, Shelburn; E. ALEXANDER, Char
iotte; L. P. CARLETON, Underhill and by all
dealers in medicine eve-vwhere.
TtI.
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FRESH LIFE THOUGHTS
REPORTED FOR TEE FREE PRESS,
yBoH RECENT DlsCoURsEs ny TEE
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER

Many persons speak Of the Bible as if it were
one book. Bat we ought to remember that though
/. is bound up in one cover, it is library 1t
vas not written by one hand nor at one time. The
frst part Of it issued hundreds Of years before
sny other. The FIVE books of Moses, the Palms,
the prophecies and the New Testament were given
70 the world hundreds of years apart, and written
With different objects and views. Now, divided
into books as it is, and divided yet more by CEN
turies it is great mistake to treat it as many
people do, just like any other ory-boOk.
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N T. w A X RIVAL

A large and desirable assortment of NEW
AGOODS has just been received at No. /, Bank
Block, consisting in part of Gold and Silver atch
as, of all prices and jswelry of new styles and fine
quality. such as Lava, Mosaic, Coral, Cameo, and
ell gold SETS, sleeve buttons and studs in great
variety, made of solid and Is carat gold plated
tea setts Customs cake baskets card receivers etc.
We would say to all who have desire to see fine
goods, give US q call.
BRINSMAID & HILDRETH.
July 23d.
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The Evangelists are always fresh to me. never
read in them without having some thought spring
out on me, which l never knew was there before.
have a hundred texts which have marked down
As I was reading, to be referred to again, and
looked up farther. But when l 90 back to them
there is always some variation in the thought. 1t
Ia az when a man goes out in the morning and sees
all the grass glittering with dew-drops, and he
says; / viii come tomorrow morning and see
this again and on the morrow when he comes, it
is all changed. The dew has not settled on the
same edges Of the leaves or the same blades of
the grass, and it all shines back to him with a
slightly different beauty. So it is with the Evan
gelists. They are never the same to me-they
"are new every morning and fresh every evening"
and always dewy and bright and sweet.
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BOOKS WITHG Honesty

is the best policy. don't be deceived any longer
WE (the originators of the Gift Book Bust
ness,) will send our large new Catalogues,
in book form, postage pal to any address.
ALBERT COLBY & co.
No. 20 Washington ST., Boston, Mass,
W3H
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BURNING FLUID! That superior arti-
I'D Gle, which of the many kinds in market
4" bears the prize" this day received and for sale
in quantities from quart to barrels.
THE0. A. PECK.
July.
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PORTUGAL.

The Queen of Portugal died on the 10th,
in consequence of an attack of sore throat. 1t
will be remembered that she was married
only few months since.
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beg leave to call the attention fthe Ameri
can Public to the following Certificate from the
Government Chemist for the island of Cuba and
the Spanish West Indies, and who is known to
the Scientific men Of London Paris, Madria, Cuba
and America to be the first Chemist in the ,corld.
UDOLPHO WOLFE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHITTENDEN COUNTY INSTITUTE

~ MI TERM begins September 1st. A full
A board Of experience Teachers is employed
throughout the year, and no pains will be spared
10 make the School, in both the English and Clas-
steal Department just what is required for a thor
ough culture Of the youth.
Tuition as heretofore. Board from 81 80 10
81 on. For further Information address the Prin-
cipal.
NJ r. TYLER.
Essex, Vt, July g, 1859 wifi
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Died

In this place this morning, Aug 4th
hr'. Catherine Burnett, wife Of VIM Burnett
aged 50 years.
Funeral tomorrow Friday)at P. NJ. from the
house Of II. Burnett, onPear Street
In this place, Aug. l. Dea Charles Grant aged
IA wears
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The Best Moving Machine.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVED
WING MAC HINE,

- TRONG, simple in construction, not liable to
- get out Of order. Compact, liz ht, easy Of
draft, perfectly safe for the driver, az d may be
worked at slow gait by Horses Oxen. No
clogging Of knives. Works we'll on Rough Ground,
also hill-sides, AMI in any kind of lodged grass
and clover. Warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Price $40.
All the various sections and pieces for Aliens
Mower constantly on hand and for sale by
HENRY P. DOW, AGENT.
Richmond Vt, 1859. VISIT
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The attention of shirt makers is ca, dt uev
rnUeHtioH recently patented by JOHN ,LSs Of
New York City, by means of which shirt bosoms
Of any STYLE are folded with a celebrity, precision
and ease hitherto unapproachable-
The folder is readily adjusted to ioid oosoms OF
sny number of plaits and OF any width, or of
VARYING widths in the same bosom, as may be re-
quired.
and steel and for all who have many bosoms to
fold it will be found
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING
JUST THE THING.
Large numbers of this Folder have been sold TO
shirt makers and seamstresses, and il is found to
give
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
STEVENS PATENT Bosox FOLDER may be exsmin-
ID and will be furnished 70 order at the SEWING
MACHINE PARL0R, Free Press Building, Bur-
ington Vt,
For State or County Rights Of the patent, sp-
BY only to the Patentee JOHN STEVENS.
sos, Eighth Avenue,
April 7th, d&wtf. New York
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WOLFE's SCHIFDAM AROMAT,c
SCHNAPPS

SCHNAPPS.
GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM
GOOD FOR DYSPE STA.
GOOD FOR GRAVEL.
GOOD FOR GOVT.
GOOD FOR DROPSY.
GOOD FOR FEVER 4 AGUE.
GOOD FOR KIDNEY &
BLADDER COMPLAINTS
and as Beverage it has no superior in the wo rid
it is manufactured by tle proprietor, at Schiedam
Holland, expressly for medical use. bv proeess
peculiar to his own Factory. 1t is the pure Tine
ture of the Italian Juniper Berry, whose moro
vinous extract is distilled and ratified with il
spurious solvent, which thus becomes concen
trated tincture ofeXqusite lavorand aroma, alto
gether transcendent in its cordial and medicinal
to any alcoholic stimuIant now made in
the world. 1t is now prescribed by more than
900 physicians in the United States, in cases of
gravel, Gout, Dropsy, Bladder and Kidney Com
plants, &c. &c.
Pit up in quart and pint bottles, in cases OF
one dozen quarts, and two dozen pints with the
proprietor's name on the bottle, cork and label
Look out for counterfeits and limitations. as the
whole country is flooded with them.
UDOLPHO WOLF.
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor
Depot p Beaver Street, New York.
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HONE INSURANCE CO., Now York Capital,
81 .000,0 900.
LZNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Counec
! sLticut. Capital, 81 100000.
a CONNECTICUT FIREINSURANCECO co, Hart
X ford, Conn. Capital, 100000.
a 0RTH-WESTERNI INSURANCE CO., OsEego
View York. Capital, Sl5O,OOO.
WESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field, Mass. Capital, Sl5O,OOO
4 tHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.
= Hartford Conn. Capital and Assets, $500 900.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., View
York. Assets over 81 500 900.
Burlington, VT. March 9. 5. WIRES, Agent
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BUTTER. CHEESE. PRODUCE,
COMMISSION HOUSE,

81 and 80. South Market ST.. Boston.
Having removed nv location from City Wharf,
! take this method to inform my consignees
and all other, interested particularly in the sale
Of Butter and cheese in is market. that |
prepared to offer them increased facilities for doing
their business, and would solicit consignments.
Feing fully sensible that owing to the competition
md high prices paid for Produce in the country,
the profits are SMALL after deducting exp. nse-
therefore ! shall make my Commission charges
low, and with nv facilities, low rents, and small
expenses I am enabled, and shall make my COM
mission charges at a low rate in particular for
the larger and regular assignments.
I have Cash capital and o. her Cash facilities.
Country Produce Of all kinds received and sold
on Commission. Wool do not sell.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
Account sales and remittances made promptly.
My personal and prompt attention given TO all
business entrusted to my
Store location one of the very best
Cellar the best in my experience for Butter.
Rents and expenses unusually low.
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliable.
REFERENCES.
For my present Commercial standing refer
you 10
Charles Ellis, Esq, President Howard Banking
Co., B ston.
William Hilton, Esq, Bottom
Charles Lane, ESQ, Boston, Director Bank
North America.
G. n. Seymour. Esq. 0gden,burgh. New York
E B. Allen & Son, Ogdensburgh. y. Y.
H. B. Sovles, Esq, 1t. Adams, Vt.
For nv personal and business reputation in thi
City, refer you TO
James VI. Beebee, Esq. Merchant.
Alpheus Hardy, ESQ.
Bingf am Joy 4 Co, Produce.
Samuel Walker & Co. Produce.
Cow Harding & Co., Merchants.
Jewett. Tibbetts Co, Merchants
Porter D4mmon, Provisions.
Stone & Eldredge Provisions.
MF WOOD.
June !, 1889. wifi
p. ;. If these statements and references are
trust any consignee will not be dis
appointed.
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Ne " BIO O KS!

DICTIONARY Of Americanisms" by Bartlett.
"Idyls of the King'-by Tennyson.
Italy and France, in the 10th Century
Straight Forward walking in the Light
by the Author of Irish Army, &c, g.
Cottage Testament" with notes and maps.
Received at the Church Street Book
Store by
E. A. FULLER
July 30 1859.
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You ought not to read chapter in the Bible
when you 60 to bed, just because you think it will
be safer for you, and then 60 off to bed saying:
There l have done my duty" You are to read
the Bible just as you eat honey-just as you pluck
fruit-because it is pleasant to you, and for nour
ishment always
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fire Proof Safes i'm the World.

| CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, IN COMPA-
R1sON WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON December 3, 1858.
If sursw1x g. BURGESS, Agents for Mar
- p,+eat Fire Proof safe, -Gentlemen Il
90 ovarlfned the Narlapd Patent safe in your
tre. and so far as l able TO Judge of its Fire
proof qualit es, | believe the principles upon
which it is built, the most reliable in resisting
heat, Of any Fire Proof Safe that has come under
my observation, and particularly recommend it
to the attention of Probate Districts that are
now supplying themselves for the preservation of
their records.
BENJAMIN W. DEAN, Sec. of State.
BRATrLeBoRo, December 3, 1858
This may certify that have examined the
MARYLAND Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited to US
by Mr.. Arson Hardy, and that in our opinion,
Marland's Safe would be desirable one to pur-
chase for the use of the Probate Courts
R. TYLER, Judge of Probate.
A. ST0DDARD,
MDDLEBURY, April II, 1889.
The Legislature Of Vermont at its last session
passed law making it the duty of the county
Judges to procure Fire Proof Safes, in which TO
deposit Probate Records. In discharge of that
duty we have spent some time in examining q
number Of safes. We have come to the conclu-
sion that the Marlands safe, manufactured by NJ.
B. Bigelow and Arson Hardy, of Boston, Mass,
s superior TO any other we have examined, for its
Fire Proof Qualities. We have bought a safe of
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
trict and we are we'll satisfied with TIE workman
ship, apparent strength, and durability.
W. W. c; WRIGHT, Assistant Judges Of
II. C. SMITH, Addison Co. Court.
NIB. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprictors,
80 School street. opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
J. J. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AGENT.
June 81, 1859. d&wtf
NOTICE.
TINE undersigned is again replenishing at the
i Old Stand, after having sold out former stock;
and is now receiving FRESH DRUGS. GENUINE
MEDICINES, TRUE CHEMICALS, DYES, and
all the various articles of sale pertaining to
first class Shop and which he will dispose Of whole
sale and retail at remunerably low prices, on the
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HVHE ECONOMIST COOK STOVE, WITH
Il Sand Oven. The only stove that will bake as
we'll as brick oven.
G. s. BLODGETT r Co.
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Some person. read the Psalms more than any
other part Of the Bible, and some the Prophets
To ne, think the Evangelists are more than any
other part 1t seems to me as if all the little
rills of all the other parts together into one
lake, in the EVangeists.
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NEW YORK, July lsT, 1859.
A NOTICE.
FENIE EUREKA IMPROVED SHUTTLE
SEW ING MACHINES, licensed by Elias
Howe, Jr., T., and others,) using TWO
THREADS, and making the LOCK STITCH
PRICE $50! $50! $50! $50!
Will Run, Stitch, Hem aud Gather.
AGENTS WANTED in every city and town in
the State of Vermont. Address
b. !. LEVY, Genl. Supt.
Principal Office $50 BroGd,rqy.
NEW ORR.
Send for Circular and Samnlc WORK w5mG
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i AM prepared to take Insurance in the following
n frst-ciasS Companies, at far rates viz:
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BARRE ACADEMY

ENALL TERM begins Sept. l.
= Winter Term begins Dec. l.
Spring Term begins Feb. 3. 1850.
Summer Term begins May H. 1880
The Board Of Instruction consists of seven teach
ers.
Board, including rooms and Washing 81 s5 per
week. J. :. SPAULDING. Principal
Barre. August ?, 1859. wGw4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-05

The balloon ascension, announced for YES
terday, was failure, owing to mishap
to the balloon which was torn in filling.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-05

HOME INSURANCE CO., Now York. Capital.
81 900 900.
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ENound at last; the best and cfeapesf Fruit Jar
u yet invented. Try it.
4 :. DEWEY.
%
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Louisville city and Jefferson county, Ky,
give the opposition ticket about 100 ma;
Mallory (opposition) ror Congress has 100
ma ioritv.
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4 tONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCECU Hart
X ford Conn. Capital, $500, 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-05

a ORTH-W ESTERN INSURANCE co. .Osweyo
New York. Capital, Sl5O,OOO
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PIANO For SALE

4 tine rosewood ca.ed Piano Forte, with French
action, and in good order for sale. Original cost
S325. Will be sold at a bargain Enquire at
this office
July %. d6w2w
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3tTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Come
I zLticut. Capital, 81 900 900.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
CoursProceedings. Coneiuded.-Th

Court lk'rOCeeulnSS.t .tOncfunt0'-A" "e
case of Seebold's Heirs vs. Uni on and Snyder
counties, TO recover the Jail grounds at New
Berlin, was decided in favor of the Def's. The
Jury was pclled in this case. An appeal to
the Supreme Court is talked about)
Daniel W. Ranck. Esq, of Lycomins, was
admitted to practice in Union county.
The case of Ludwig and Ranck VS.. Isaac
Ranck's Executors, was next taken up. After
rrial, and before submission 10 the Jury, the
Plf> discontinued the suit.
Palmer, endorSee Of Linn VS.. Charles Pen,
nv, one of the Bond suits, was tried, and the
Jury under the direction of the Judge, found
Sl69.23 for PHI. Go be appealed9
|. Waller, for Comh, VS.. J. Schreyer
charge of taking an excess of interest The
offence having been committed in 1857, the
Judge decided, that under the law Of 1883
there could be no recovery, and directed the
Jury TO find for the Deft. Case 10 be appeal
e., 10 seule the Constitutional question in
volved-the action having been commenced
before the new law was passed)
NUMBER OF cases were anhounCtu dS set-
tied, and the usual minor matters Of business
not involving Jury trials. were attended TO
when the Jury was dismissed, and Court ad
iourncd at an early hour on Saturday.
The Commissioners made the following
appointment of Collectors OF State and County
Taxes for 1883:
Bunaloe-Henry W. Hauck
East Bufaloe-Thomas Penny
Harlley-Nichael Schnure
Hartieton-Samuel Haupt
kelly-Conrad Grlfe
Lewis-John A. Kline
ewiSburg-Andrew Kennedy
burs-Berryhil Bell
New Berln-Chrsuan Winter
l'uon-Juhn Siocker
White Deer-Charles 4. Diefienderfer
West Builaloe and Limestone to be appointed