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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
TnE Houmas Land Grant sPecnlation o.

The Houmas Land Grant speculation OF
the Louisiana Senators, about which the
people of that State are making such an
outcry, is, according to accounts publish
ed, a swindle worthy of the hero of the
Plaaucminc fraud. Some twenty years
since Mr.. Senator Slidell and others
bought up what was known as the Houmas
grant, embracing some 10000 acres of the
best sugar land in Louisiana. y financial
panic came on and they failed to pay the
purchase money. a few years later, I'M
der President Tyler, Secretary Bibb gave
Slidell patent for the land. issuing it on
the very day the Senate was taking action
that it should not be issued. Congress at
once directed the Attorney General 10
contest the patent, which he did success
fully; and here the matter rested for a term
of years. the bona fide settlers on tue land
remaining in undisturbed possession. In
the last Congress, however, Senator BEN
jamin, of La, being chairman of the Sen
ate Committee on Private Land Claims,
engrafted upon a bill confirming certain
claims in Missouri suitable amendment.
which confirmed the Houmos among other
Louisiana patents. The effect of the
amendment was not seen except by the
Immediately interested parties, and the
bill was Ehurried through both branches,
receiving in the House the vote Of Miles
Taylor, who represents tho very people
living on these lands. An cutlery was
made at once, and Congress could do no
more, certainly no less, than to hastily
provide that the Houmas patent should
not be issued until after the adjournment
of the present Congress, and before it is
issued, if it ever be, we are promised rich
developments of Senatorial fraud and cor
ruption.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

AT Denver City and other Pixies Peak
localities, young chickens bring 81 head;
eggs So per dozen, and sweet potatoes IS
cents per pound. The cheaper and more
common dishes are wild turkeys, roasted
and stuffed with antelope hearts; the
choice slices of fat bear meat and black
tailed deer, none of them bad to take.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

AN Alabama paper giver circulation to
a story that by the recent death of rich
Cuban creole developments have been made
showing that Lopez was not garroted in
1851. That he was rescued by bribery,
Gen. Concha conniving, and died in his
bed in the house of friend near Matanzas
in 1857. y criminal was executed and
passed off for Lopez.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

A SExroy's PUx.-"That was a severe
coughing fit remarked sexton to AN un-
dertal5er. when they were taking glass
together. sob, It's nothing save little
ale which went down the wrong way re-
Piled the undertaken. All, all, that's just
like you" said the sexton, ''you always lay
the coffin on the bier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

THAT was wag who said: "When my
wife was very sick called in an Allopa-
thic physician; but she got no better. /
then called in Homeopathic, and she
meuded little; one day he broke his leg,
sud could not como at oil, then she got
Nn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
INp1ANApoL1s, Jonuary !, lsGO

INDIANAPOLIS, January i, 1860.
Mai: You have broken your plight
ed VOWS, and almost broken my heart -
You have acted most UNANIMOUSLY. Your
late colleague, the generous ---, has
informed me of your duplicity-thnt you
acknowledged to him that you did not in
tend to marry me; that your only object
in promising TO lead me to the altar, was
| to run up big board bill, aud then ''cut.'
Oh, you false-heartcd monster! how do
you feel over yonr perfdy, you corrupt old
English vagrant? You told me that was
your first and only love, and that you would
protect me and oversee my boarding house;
YOU also promised me a new forty dollar
set of teeth and new cork leg. Oh, you
red-headed old villain! understand you
are making love to one of my innocent
daughters. Oh. yon vile wretch after
trifling with the affections of the mother,
how dare you hosIl in the sunny smiles of
one of her beautiful daughters ? l close
this note by requesting the immediate pay
ment of your board bill, and hoping that
the next vessel that spreads her white sails
upon the broad Atlantic may carry your
loathcsome carcass to your infamous little
island. Signed, LANDLADY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

DAN sIcz1fs publishes "card" to deny
that he voted for an american" for Speak
eF. We should think that -he american"
shad the pest reason for appealing to the
public, to show thar re didn't receive l.. -
yote of the wittoi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

An IxDiGxAxr LANDLApY.-Thc Indian
apolis Sentinel publishes the following
pungent and pathetic document from n
ianGlady of that place, to one OF her board
crs, in whom, until recently, the cOntiding
lady had placed the most implicit and I'M
watering confidence:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

THE King of Abyssinia is in great favor
with the London Bible Society Them
bersare pleased atthe large quantity Obj
bles he is distributing in his country, Every
copy they give him he Immediately gives
away to some bcnightod individual, who,
not being able to read, receives with joy
the sacred volume.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n. &c VALLEYS
Great French Remedy for Female Ir-
Irregularities.
F6r Suppressed MsNses Setniy, Re;ayi4g I"inHI
Nslsss; fur Whhes LeUcaTrlsG, sgiti too Sed1ay
emsiruatioa Headache. az! otse' S1:srin9s dariny
tie .HeNses.
An invaluable medicine for females. Ladies' who
suffer from these difficulties, and know how uuP!eas
ant it is describe Them to physician HppIe-
ciatc the value OF simple remedy, which they may
always have at hand, and apply ut pleasure.
1t should be known that the frequent Irregularities
to which young females subject, unless properly
cured frequently lay the foundation OF diseases Of the
most grave and formidable character. Eut cUmpHra-
lively girls glide this period without either
proper aid or the commission Of grave Tho
advantage. OF home remedy for all such will 10
duly appreciated.
Price, 81. Sold by
LAUGuLINS & BUSIIFIELD.
Octl DTuggisss, MOnre st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

SWEET, teuder, sympathetic are the la
diesl one writes from Parasitic let you
into a little secret, that most Imperial and
Serene, but extremely aged, Highness
Prince jerome, hangs over my head like
Damocles' sword. always inquire so par
ticularly after his precious health; he is
seventy-nine, 1 bolievs, and ailing. If
anything were to happen, (Which Heaven
foeefendD no Court balls, no receptions.-
groan in spirit at the thought. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

Accounts from Spain say our claims
against her nre now in the way CT being
adjusted When will they be in the way
of being paid? If Spain should spend dol
lars in the Moorish war as fast as she cx-
ponds soldiers in it, her day for the liqui-
dation of her debts will be indefinitely
postponed. She is not the best of payers
when she happens to have money, and her
character in this respect is not likely to
improve with the decrease of her means
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
For Portsnnouth.
For memphis and New Orleans.

For lIemphls and New Orleans.
TIE STEAMER MORGAN NELSON.
tl4=i.4I7Capt- EIcHARDsoS, will lciv"r above
I@=s5E-=iun Monday. the 18th int At +. VI. For
freight or passage apply On board "r t.
jnnlI :. &. BAKER. Agent.
UARPER'S FERRY CAP---A new
janis HARPER BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
NORTH wEsTERX gANK OF yIRGINIA,

NORTH WESTERN BANK or TIRGINIA.l
WHEELISG, JAI:lRry 9Th, 1850 }
TTNIIE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR SIN DIRECTORS
j the part Of the Stockholders for the Parent
Rank At Wheeling. and Five Tor each Of fhe branches
ct Wel=burE ParIeTsburS AMI Jeft-r-oaNHe. Wit he
held at the Banking house in Wheeling. TUsspAT,
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1850. being the
third Tuesday Of the month. between the hours Of
eleven O'Clock 4. a- and three O'Clock Z. ".
BE- order u the Board, d. LAMB,
jan;-till l7t!l Cashier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

FOR RENT.

l=s TIE TWO STORE ROOMS ADJOINING THE
Is; Hru,; House Of Logan, List & 60. Quincy 81
InyI3-tf EnquiToCf }. II. PkSDLkTuN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
H. Hayes & Co.
MsNLFACTIEER5 OF

C-sB Il LOCATION IN THE ATHENA 1T
49, Building Market John streets,
t,tIO-.io fllS Custom IIUII-H Wheeling Va Always
nII Carriage Il superior workmanship waTrsli-
ted To give satisfaction Also work built Or'i-r OF
tile latest -ty!e~ aud improved Patterns. at tile
lowest IuIris-t rates myiS-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
DIVIDEND.
Valuable Hill Farm For Sale.

WILL SELL FROM 10 tt so ACRES OF THE
very best land in Belmont county. for the culture
u Fruit. particularly the Grape the exposure and
soil is peculiarly adapted Enquire Of c. L. Zane 4
Co.. r WOODS
ianil-2we aIartil.sviI!e Belmont Co.. Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

w. l offer myself ~ candidate for reelection
to tho Office City Clerk at the coming charter cleo
sion. L'iecl9*I JOHNC. PORTER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

49, CITY CLERK respectfully
kytISIs nOuncs myself y candidate Tor tho Office
Of City Clerk, Ut The ensuing annual election.
d.,.iI-ts$ GEOEGE HARRISON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

49, STREET COMMISSIONERS.
SI&sSs MEssEs. EDITORs.-Plcase announce NE as
candidate 'fcr the office OF Street Commissioner at
the coming Charter Election. If reelected will en-
dclyOr to discharge the duties OF the office as hereto
fore, to the best of my abilities.
dec2l* HENRY SHARP.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

DECEIVING DAILY BY EXPRESS,
X large assortment of HATS and CAPS, all
new STYLES, at ;. AYERY'S,
ianii li6 Main St. Wheeling. Va
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
S9The Spring Elections in Unis

3gThe Spring Elections in Union
county resulted as vii be seen in precc-
ding column. Some of the votes we're
very light. Generally, local aud personal
Influences were stronger than political.
In Lewisburg there was less excitement
than usual. a party ticket, and union
ticket, were formcd-tbe LATTER carried
four of the contested candidates. Two
Inspectors aud one Auditor are Dem
oerais, the remain = Il the successful
candidates are Opposi;ion-some by =
large and others by smal! maj j,rity.
II Ntiinburg, four or five tickets were
run. The Republicans carried most Of
the Offices, rs 1t c.ma g.:.
war. csr.a,t'nr t-- Lace of holding
electiOus IN Aoa D...-. was threatened,
but in counting the large vote there poi!ed
it seemed they agreed to a man.
Both parties in Union township took
thc 6cld-;ha Opposition carried most o.!
the Offices
In Limestone, our friends made no ra'-
ly, and st the day. E,scwhcr.. sencr-
ally, We believe the "Chicago" pesty werc
successful ovr; the "Charlestou.
Reaaas-notwi;hstanding tie despcr-
nte cfJrts to endorse tie receu. Conyea-
flon BY restoring Democratic asceuden-
cy-was carried by the Republicans.
Harrisburg elected mostly Opposition
ofhceGs-and s. did York, Allentown,
Lewistown, &c. In Wes,moreland, our
party made handsome glins on Fosters
vote the last time be was defeated for
Congress
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

Under the above name, CHAMBERLIN
BEo's have Just added to their Mcrcanti!,
House, corner Market and Fifth streets,
Lewisburg, All excellent Steam FIGURING
Mil, Of Edwin ClaEk's Patent One pail
of II inch Flour.cg Burrs is capable Of
making two TO three barrels Flour pen
hour-turuing out two or three var cues
Of -four from the same sr.ih if desired. \
pair Of 3G inch Choppiug Burr, griLd~ 20
to 80 bushels per hour. 1t is claimed
that tbs M;l VIII 10 more work with les-
power than any other variety, is pat up at
less expense, is very simple IL c}nsiTue-
lion, requires liule space, and is a!m ::
no:seless in lis operations. Il has cost
the enterprsing owners about S3, 100.
They are now prepared to do Merchant or
Custom work IL order, and think they
vii. be able to satisfy all who nay honor
them with their p-tronagc.
WAR possI8LE.-It is well known that
Ncxicp g divided into hostile factions.
For 1t purposes Of Slavery, the De-
mocr4rq have sided with Juarez, one Of
the .itary leaders. Miramon, b. oFpo-
net, lately attempted to blockade Vera
Cg.z. when a collision occurred between
=. .5rce and that of the United States,
F.; which one American was killed aud two
rauudcl-auI much larger number Of
Icxicau> were r,P rod killed aud woun
lad. TAc Ameuelu, took two Mexican
steamer, auG sen: ib, IA IN 10 New Oriraus
-TEus, Texas fashion, the Slave Pow
er is working for more Territory. The
Administrator iutcrf,rcs in quarrel
w.IIl 4 foreign nation which does uo' coll
ccru her, and patches U? TREATIES with
an, body ,hc i4Acics-d.ihu,iers, reckless
aItcu'uI r, aud scouudrcls of al! sorts in
wade Mexico, for The sake of stirring up
,'iitc, aud fomcuting, under every dis
sui,e, all the difficulties p,s>i5le......and
ouj of it all, more Slave States are hoped
to he gained. The danger is imminent,
under our present administration, which
seeks to ignore all present national qGes-
ii Us and schcu;e some new Issues to Ut-
TIM flesh lease Of power. The true
policy of Americans is to stay "a home,
cult We thrir own L"undit>s territories,
ir, al. torrigu UatIon, isht out 'hrir dl>-
: r-,ous amorg themselves. Cur brst
mission t. the world" Is to set the best
possible EXAMrLls Of virtue, freedom,
saierprisa, ,hrit', aud LarF,ucss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

is'Rev E. q. Holland has given his assent
L. oliver rhr"e purlc Lectures, next week,
{" tn pc pie # LeUINhurg. lie viii lecture
n Monday. "Wednesday. and Thursday Eve
h'ug>, al Z o'clock, IN the Christian Church,
on fnrt street. His topics Will he, Anisricni
If and Nm"~rs, critic, the great national
Pnei Of Germany, and Thomas Cartgh, the
famous Brush ES>ay;si. Nj Holland has
studied well the lite AZURE OF Gpihe. visited
his birth place al Frankfurt. his residence at
W-lmar. and conver>ei with several Of his
surviving contemporaries. With Mr.. Carlyle
he Is p'rS"nauy acquainted. The lectures
doubtless Will contain much nt'rmailon and
tend 10 Ihe improvement of those who hear
hIm.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CHRONICLE--NAR 23 N00


4 DNINiS TRAITOR : n III - -i.er,rr- uf
y Administrator on lhr '>itt. ( FitoI -
MACKEY deceased, late "f L-ws.Ggrg. ~
ing been granted 10 the suJSci iIher by The r.
gi>trr "t tui"n county "a due i"r'n oi law
all persons Indebted To said estate are hereby
notified to MAKE iHmeiiale payment. and a !
havIng anY Jdst claims against the sane may
present them dny authenticated tor selIletneht
to IANE> K MACKET, Administrator
LeWlNburg. Mlrch 6. lSGn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

TIE people Of Stockton, Ne, recently
turned ont, Cut in the woods, aud hauled
to the houses i general supply Of wood to
every widow in The village.
pr jacob Harilcher, was recently iii
Kentucky, lecruringOn the suhJ"ct, " Have
the Souihern States right to hold slaves
according to the Bible
An extension Of three years was gran
ted in Minnesota, for paying mortgages on
real estate.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
iliO,

In L"wshur;, March sth, Infant child of Harry and
Sarah li-i.rt.
uu The Ilth inst. in Ro.ktoyn. ELIZABETH, VT of
Jac-S taidtu, Of Williams port aud Eu liter 81 l.
Calvert. E>I aged :! l~s, mo- nth, and q day. she
iaVr- husband auI -X children :" mourn thrir io-s
shr devoted vile, kud and aiect.Jults mother,
AMI q true iti-ut-
In sreuaoIi. Iuuiata Co, 18th inst MARY. willow of
Jsrrh Fulu aged about Il yrars. 81 born a. Mi:
dirhrr. Jau- 'rr 90 John t.! ~, th- i-uG!yT Oi
e -siu tsrl-tusu' ur Ns!II-hur-.
Ca the 2s.h ait. az Htrury township, HAWAII
NhElt. wiz G.: Jacob Frs-, a-v! 81 years 10 mouths
aud Is DAYS
on thu 1t inst in Limestone township, ELIZABETH.
wit f JuAu >rga0i Jr aged a. year., IL myHti> AMI
l. lays
In Npre'AHi township I,c. Co, vrry u i.ruiy. on
the IA u.t- a t.. tIiLj. aged a. EraT-, month";
In uy.cr Ausu-ti trwn>iipN rti'i IO -1th u.t, 81
Las WpLYEhIDN. aged about - wears.
un the ssh ut. in Missouri. JAtpE " hIAhI, Of
NJ. f,ruirT f Ferry tpAnsh,p. >Lyi-r Co.
Iu Northumberland III ult .sii.r very short i,lne>s
"A N, i: ot Hui. Euri-u'!H.. a~i sh,ut 50 year.
la Derry tpwu.h y. 81 lust. HANNAH. "I.- If kich-
art Nat lin. E-l. Hs"l - year. The deceased WI. =
native OF wslrs tut had l!yeI upwards o! hal century
IL tAi- ,Ouutry-
In U"r,n township, 18th ult, HENRY VI. MA!ZE,
aged about 80 Years
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
Ncw5 J!cm5 from OlIjcr Counties.


TX Sheriff Ei,sc.. Aps Sl2 600 for ,h,
b # on!ArL,ng and re modelling the Gour
House at WIhiam-pOr:, and has commcnc
ID tearing down rhe old one. The OIL
one was y No. in lis day, having beer
commenced in lSQl and flushed IN 1901
at cost of SO, 200. Court will meet ii
Trainers Hall.
The Coudersport Journal estimates the
amount Of logs, timber, lumber aud shin.
giles sent from Potter county, this year, a.
100 500 600 feet, warrh, at IS per VI
$500 400. This county has not had a H.
crn,cd tavern for years, and nearly every.
body seems CAD OF the fact.
James Damaut has been elected Tel.
Ter in the Wi.liamSpoyt Bank, IN place Of
John Il. Joucs, Who resigned 10 give hi.
whole attention to lis hardware business.
The renewed Presbyterian church edi.
fee in NUncy viii be opened on Thursday,
@9,h lust, ~nh sermon by Rev. D,.
Dickinson Il New Yolk.
Gen. David Nillikeu-who serted as
Captain on the Niagara frontier, in the
Last Wal-liylin KIsbacoquiIlas alley,
last month, aged 15 years.
\ Baptist Church of - members was
organized iu Ircvyrton, this month.
The Nii;onian complains of rbef,equcut
robtcries Of smo.ie-.oCses and cellars in
Milton.
Isaac I.d, formerly ofSunbury, has been
appoiated Teacher Of the High School, iD
Dauvilta, in place Of Mr. Scott, resi- ned
The Lycoming Insurance Company paid
$21, ,orJ for losses BY fire during the last
Qla:l-r.
Ga petition from AaroDsburg, Col.
G = introduced into Senate a bill pro-
t.o.ing public detauteIs from holding
-ay Office.
The Columbian Fire Company has just
been orgaDjz d iu SunCury.
The Commissioners Of Allegheny ,uu-
ty lie III Jaii III P,isGurg for not laying a
tax to pay the interest on The Railroad
debts incurred for the bcncfi: Of that county.
last Saturday night, at about l. 2o'clocE
a frame building on Rlilrosd street, Lick
Haven, took fire, and along with it was to-
tally Consumed another building adj jrinlng.
We understand there was $500 of an insu.
rance on one OF the buildings in the York
Company.
The Grand Jury of Clinton county re.
turned the jail of that county as nuisance.
A Jew pedlar fooled upon a farmer in
Ferguson township galvanized watch by
making him believe be Was making Il
great bargain
John Dunfree was convicted of man.
slau .thtcr AT the late Clinton county court,
aud sentenced to five years iu the Penltcn-
tiary.
The ClumJiu Democra,, at Blooms
turs, has entered upon It's fourteenth year,
under its present editor aud publisher,
Col. Tate, aad the tweBry-fourih year of
ITS existence, ia an eurire new suit OF type
Coi, Tate Is Persevering and industrious
publisher.
AT meeting of the Board If Directors
oil the Susqnehauna Telegraph Company,
at Dsuvllle. the whole line was leased to
DR.. A. G. Goell, for a term of five Years.
Terms not stated.
". W. CASE, of the Lewisburg Uuiver-
sity, delivers the next lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
Bloomsbury, in the Baptist Church, on
Friday evening, 23d March.
The hopse of worship, of the Harrisburg
New School Presbyterian church, was
dedicated on Sunday last.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
aiCil Repairing, sc

y Cy"%,E;~-a9 watch Repairing, sc
ESes,SS=Ss :. ..sss The uuder>t tgned. having
secured the services of Mir Ht>nY SLUn"u.
from Hanbl-S "a Germ0ag, Is ready /, repair
The finest Natches-,gch a. ChronometrrS.
Duplex aud brvrr E>capemenrs--,n the very
best manner, ogeiher with every other kind OF
work N our Inc Of business. All work wal
raujci I" give satisfaction.
u have ais the isencv for The sac of
the Celebrated Coal oil lamps Iosethcr
with pIi Suaie>. Wlck,. &c a.
ewi>hg. Mar 90 4 DLNORNANDIE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

The Union must be SaVei =
I J .tL.'E.a;-s ..sutpe,GinS Crisis
4 I tic hpna. Writt-n Jy a y ,ulhrrn man.
!" ht> brother nnn-,laveh older, 81 the Saye
S'aieS-Is the book hat Is making >nch unpa-
ra''cie3 e&c!fsmrptIu Congress. Every mlH
should read t Price 81. cheap edition Soc.
Single c'nieS Of euh@r ei.lirn sent b. nal
postpaid on receipt Of ref4tl price. Address
ISAAC WALTER, Leygisbufg.
Dec 20 CuIln 60, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

sS-A chance for speculation is offer
ed BY Mr. Musser. See new Advt's.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

sa-Last week, Judge wilson L,ld Il
Special Court in Lewisburg for hcaripgar-
guments. ..ProelamatiOus, for Special Court
in April, aud for regular May Court, in
te,day's paper.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
NIAEEIl,l).

On ~. -ai nit .iy i.v ! g. An gtch JOHN Ee-rEN-
GADEE and Hiss >..Nti.Lh hJ>i. bath Il Wilt, Deer
township. Ai>", JANiLS GiON EE Of iirI-y t,~n>Lip,
AMI Ms, RLHLotA IALlNA%, ui Lewis township.
GA tie = IA ut. 10y I;.y : Shannon. } IilN & REM
@! Limestone ami Mt >AEAu EUSSAI AZ. Of Hartley
ry Rev sh1uat-!t. FEIEi; V NAPiil, Of Whit
iIa. and Ni-- NAksAIEr L. SNYDER. "i ~ cpn.iu-
To. Aisn BONN kEONLiCH ut NJGtDUr Co., aud Hiss
SARAH tJ'fEl- ~ Hurthumb.rauI.
uutir ~th int. ty ls.v. 20 Kin. Of Nuurv, JACOB
c. uGffNtN ant Hiss II hBElET 4. BIG'ART>. brth
- D.layaiO township NogtAI Co. Also, iUbEtI bl',
& i!;TS AMI NJ, tiNES !; LAfJRN.
Ia l'r-uy shore. tie - III. by Rev J. A. kelley,
PAUL s..'I.i>T. "i teIGr Run, anu Mis- anna nAh-
HLL 4 J.rsry Shurr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
. DMiNISrRATOR's NOVlCE-.errer

1 DMiNISTRATOR'S MOTTO letters -
\ Administration On The estate Of JOSEPH
KELLY. deceased, late Of Kelly township,
Eaviug been granted 10 the subscriber b. the
Register of Union counlYin due form of law
all persons indebted Ia SAID estate are hereby
notified 10 make Immediate pavmrnt, and those
having any luSt claim, against the same mty
prrsen, them duly AUTHENTICATED for settlement
10 PHILIP STAHL, Administrator
Kal'r Tn. March H. 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

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