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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Union County Business.
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3>OGRTP TPrOCilnati Whereas the
~ Hon. ABM : WILSON, President Judge
for the 2oth Judic.al district consisting Of the counties
Of Union and NH n, and JACOB wiTrExEYER and JAMES
MAguNLI, EsSlire5, a-soratc Judges in Union county
ssrri their lrrcet hearing dat; the 2sth day Of
Sept, ls5f and directed, for the holding Of an Or
plans Court Court of Common Pleas Oyer and Terniner
and general Quarter Sessions NEW BERLIN. fT the
county of Union, the ti'i " nfGy n pre- II nert
brin: the 18th day ls54 and 70 contin0e two weeks.
NOTICE il therefore hereby given to the Coroner.
Justices # the Peace aud Cpnsfatls and for the
~ of UHi'n, appear III iv proper persons with
their Rolls, Records. Inquisions- EXaniinat and
other EnenbTnnccs to d. those things which of th.ir
Offices aud in thr behalf aprcrtan TO he done; and all
witnesses and other p"rsaus rosecuunS behalf OF the
Commonwealth against any person or persons,
qurel 10 lie then and there attending, and not depart
without leave gt thrir peril JuStirs requested
be punctual in their attnlSrce at the appointed
acrera bic tn notice.
Gwen under my hand and seal the she.iI oE.ee in
New Berlin The eth day Of Oct in The Of Yorl
thousand eight hundred ani ffty-tou-. and the
seventy seventh of h Inle. udrnce 4 the United
states Of Am ;rlca. God sGrctie C,rImsHIrsIlfh.
,lofII kE<Sf.EE Sif-iT
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Philadelphia Adv'ts.
Freuri) True9ee,
Weighing lsss fi1r q oInce

Ttf,ttTI7 I2eS IiIT UI!NteNT
HOR the cure of HERNIA OF RUPI URE-
Acknowledged by the highest medical
authorities Of Philadelphia, incomparab'y su-
periur TO anv other n USE Sufferers will he
graiItied 10 learn hat the occasion how offers
to procure rot only The hehi6,f end mast ea,u.
but as durtJk a Truss any other in heu Of
the cum brous aud uncomfortable article usu-
ally sold. There IS no difficulty attending !Le
flung. and when the pad IS located il will
retain lis position without change.
Persons al a distance unable 10 call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent to any
address. by RENTING Five Dullars for the SIN
gle Truss or Ten for the doubt-vIh measure
around the hips. and stating the side affected.
1t will be exchanged TO suit # not ftlinc, bv
returning II Al once, unsollei.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

cleared, with dwellng hou.e.l< IN, orc hari, ,sc'
rs Che properly Of Peter Ytagr.
A tract OF l2 acres in Franlsin TIP, 70 ciea-
red, With log houssan barn, orchafds &c
as the properly Of Itfer H. Long
A loi ana q frame house in Penns TP-as
The propertv of .Jytu and Sarah Went.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
Anl what | saw There.
BY 7. s. ARTHUR.
Ten 7Eousaad Copies II, Man.i.

Ten thousand Copies IN Mr:i.
THIS powerful work aekuouled-Cd by all VI, -
rad il tu be the best ever written BY NJ. A.
teficts tie evils ofIntenIpsrance in series cf i- z
sketches. Illustrating the eject OF Tavern ku.ifz
Rum drinking. 10. only individuals them
IN elmsnunities at large The story q little GaJ
and her father, who i rsfrme by fer d. gt1:-
desth, is Alone vu-ih the price of the took
Temperance r4sn ard others can do more for .s=s
by its circulation than by any other means
agents are wanted in evfry town and count
United States TO sell an edition rot;rn Up sy.ca,
them, beautifully illustrated with a fue mem:
craving. br Sartsin.
ss-t sreriin"n Copy will te sent post PAD :: :.
csipt o! tie price, IS csnis
The Target commission viii be paid t,d-.ss
W BRADLEY, FubHst,
No IS North Fourth STREET rLi,J.irt.
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FOR RENT.

Ez-a From the lst April ne1', THREE
Ei1 ROOMS on North Third street, now
IN The occupancy of Charles 5. Bell as
Restaurant, and Saloons. They are well
suited for Shops, Offices, or Stores. EnGuie
of WM. fRlCk.
Lewisburg, Feh. 1, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
ROOk Agents Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED in every Town and
N County in the United States, TO sell the
most popular and saleable books published
many os them beautifully illustrated with Col.
ored Engravings; also The most popular works
Of L. 5. AurHrR, including "Arthur's Cottage
Library"
Inteisent and en.erprising Will ind this pless
an, and profitable business
For particulars, address (Pcstpaidl
wv BRADLEY. PuSlshes,
Ir,o. Eoe4s North Fourths, IALs9sflis.
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OF Sl4e VN.! ~ IHt IIITVIItT,
cAVER II NEEnI
tALED II. NJ tDib -
e. 'rrelfih & Racs So pE;L LsfnI

Cor. Twelfth & Race Sts, Phikydsinkid.
II Ladies requiring the benefit Of Meeha-
nical Supports, owing TO deransement Of the
internal organs, including falling cf the womb,
vocal. pulmonary, dyspepiic, nervous. and spi-
nal weakness, are Informed that competent
and experienced Lady will be in attendance at
the Rooms, (sei apart Scr their exclusive uss)
No. TIA TWELFTH ST. Is, door above Race
Iv533
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

LNOh .SALE.-Hav!ng become 100 otd 10
Il manage my large Farm TO ad.antage, |
wish to sell par, of the same-saya a tracf OF
- 95 Acres, or Of l05,
as purchaser might desire. The portion |
would part with is all FIRST qGslIty Lime tone
land, and every field may be watered from the
Little Bufaioe creek. h is all under good
cultivation, with new fences, except about 20
acres of excellent TIMBER. There stsS sxts,S.
is Limestone Quarry opened, from tssss $3.50 =
which thousands of bushels are sold fETHsT
yearly. It has also young bearing -.z-
Orchard.
The improvements-all new-arc Il good
~ ,wo-storey Frame HOUSE with Cellar
LII Kitchen, and Pump beside II. a Spring
House, large BANK BARN Wagon Shed,
a Corn House, and other outbuildlrss.
The property lies IN Kelly township. near
Guldin's store and Kelly's rnIll-5 miles from
Lewisburg. and . from Mil'or-ana has been
pronounced one of the best iii the Valley.
Tile, indispatable. Payment 10 be made
one half down. and the remainder on time.
Possession given the lst Of April next.
Aug. l, 1854 SAMUEL iODER.
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FITS. FITS. FITS!
TGz vE1ETADLE EITKAcI
EPIlEPTIC PILLS,

For Tie cure cf Fifs, Spasias. Cro9lps, and al
NsrrJus and Constitutional Diseases.
DERsoNs who are 9,. Ia6oring under Ibis hi
ABLE EPILEPTlC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy.
or Falling Fits.
These Plls posgoss 4 specific action the nervous
system. and although they prepared especially for the
purpose Of curing Fits they viii be fund Of ca ber-
eft fr all persons afflicted with weak or whose
nervous system has teen pro-ratel shattered from
auy cause whatever. In chr0B complaint
Of long stanin superiniuced hy nerVousues they
exceedingly beneficial
Price g per box two boxes for IS Persons out Of
the Ctty enclosing remittance. will have The Pills sent
them through the mail free Of posta-e- Tor sale ly
SETH UANCE. No. los. B4IIiYoRs STETrT baltimore.
Nj to whom orders from all parts ofthe Union must be
addressed. post Uhid. ifyisd-nsw -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

Jacob DIFF nbach Of Bloomsbarr, says
herais,d this year 70 bushels of buckwh,at
from three pecks of seed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Ne,O &och Window Shades. { Nerr !siyh

Nc,S St0fh J Window Shades. Nr,s .Syis'
1854 1854
G. i. MILLER & CO,
Manufacturers and Woise!s & Rsfaif Dealers in
WINDOW SHADES-souih-we corner
w Sccruj and Arch SITS. PA,Ii iGtinh'a.
Such as Gothcs Landscapes, Borders. Vases,
Scrolls. Buquets, Gold Borders, SC. Of the most
beautiful designs and perfection Of finish in
hte country and at such Low Prices as
to challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands, Cambrics, TaSsels. Cords. Brasses,
&C., in every variety for City or Country trade.
III We invite an examination of our Stock
q, the Depot. S. corner ID & Arch, Philad.
Jan. 1854 fm5ll
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
CARR, GEISE & CO.,

CARR, GElSE & Co,
Flour, Grain, & Lumber Commission
Mcrchants..23 * % Spears Wharf,
Rrrrn TO BaiGmore.
John Clarke Rsq., Pres C.titens' Bark, palt;more
4. P. Giie,, Eeq, Cash rEankliu DO '-''--''-''
John HeTtzel, Jr-. Esq, rhi,.41-,ta
Rogers, SiunicSson Co.,
J Tome E,g Pres.d Cecil Bank, poIt Deposit.
J. Wallower < son, Harrisburg
Col. II. c. Eyer, s.,irs,-ovc
}. H. App & Co, ! 'e-'-ss0'e'
NaEle Winratr Co. Milton.
" ". Cooke. Esg, tupnr-
Simdn schuyler. L.q
George B0diEe, Esq Hu-besTIle.
Vim, Weaver. NouiOErsv!lc.
Gen WIN. Picker.
Lewis G. Hu.in-, E~q.
M'iIrury { Bul ,. Jersey Shoe.
J. y. IIulinS. EsI Lock Haven
LvCARR, GEESE & co have the largest
Wharf room o: any Commission House in
Baltimore, always girins quick despatch 70
boats in discharging their carsoes. Gm5l7
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13wlSBJaH HuBDNlEal
DEC. Is, 1854.

~ Bssi:sess .Mss.-Ths LrwIspuno Cr.oyIclI
As sssiA"ssnv The iaraese eireuatcn Of any fneish
Gssspspsr in Union county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Through to the Lakes.

The Directors Of the Cattawissa, Viii
Transport & Erie Railroad last Monday re-
solved to open the road from Milton to
Villiamsport on the Goth of December.
This will complete the last link in the
chain that will connect Philadelphia with
the Western lakes, and open new avenue
for trade and travel. From that day
Philadelphia wiNIe ten miles nearer TO Erie
tian i. tie eity Of Ner FORK, and will re-
ccive larger share Of business from the
West. The distance from Philadelphia to
Milton is 1904 miles. From Milton to
Williamsport, the distance is 2s! miles.
At that point the Williamsport & Elmira
Railroad connects from Elmira which is
IS miles distant At Eim;ra the New
York & Erie Railroad connects, and makes
the whole distance from Philadelphia to
Erie 5ll miles, Bloomsbury Star.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15


s@Sa.urday last was bright day Of
promise for the money market in the fu-
fsrs. The English steamer sailed, taking
no coin, and the California steamer arriv-
I'd, bringing 81 1884 eco, in gold. This is
favorable news. Our trade uitL Europe is
evidently becoming more healtbfY). We
are OF soon will be, ereiior Lation. We
are selling more than We are required to
by.-PslAie L-@ser.
The Harrisburg Keystone announces
that Governor Bigicr has nearly recovered
from the illness which was recently so Sc
veFe. Though still confined to his house,
thsxe is reason to hope that he will be
sufi,ienhy restored to resume his duties in
be Oxecu i've aPar.weu,s 10 fts deyz.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Jury List Dec. Term, 1854.

GRAvD JCToRS
BaTdne-Davil Henning. r. ...
Cidp'rar-Jacoj Ni.rlcr. l. Fryer, II nrT Yca6r.
Elft HLfioe.-Jchn Wolf (sop tfL) ..7.' -...
Hr''cy Henry Miller, Robert Foster, Samuel Hiur.
K,Ty.-Josepb h Kelly
Lstcasiury-Byers hmmon. Thos Hare Jo. Ne.xcll
Limssiae, Robert Rahg,r. .I. r.. i.a,
.Mcsmburg-john RishSl, Bnj W. Thompson.
.Npth,cnest-Jscos Dietrich '."i .li~..
| PpRs-Isaac Smith.
frTy-Jacob Martin, Esq.
Uhicn--Joseph Laplcy.
IVtsiir7'on-- Edward Miller.
F.I.e DscT-John Ittny, jacob L,iscr Ncho Grower
TRiTERSE JCG0RS
Bslrar-rli;p kinacy, rar' BenEr, Jaerb Kcru Moses
Slccht.
BIZ iaoe-Danie Rangler Jr samul Sim ,nton, Joseph
Dirf.enlerf-r.
@ ntrt-corgs Baker Fraucc IIachenlerr, Joseph Pain
uKremrr, 0sor,;e Samosal. ..... .
Lseisbl"g-James Iiyes, Michael Fichtl.oIn Henry W
" It7isjarg-John Fries. J. W Pennington
ltnns-Siuon ants. John TIcttenstrn. Henry Lloyd
David Ii"ser Ii nry G. Ever, Siinl Ritter, Geo Eby
Eist .! !Ft'ot--Saml pnnSlc. John Zsrirrs
Eest q .fdoe-lrl KiuEinn. john v Barrier Henry
shoutz, John Hayes, Sebastian witrl-r
HTtry-Jshn i. Wilson, {. u. Mason, Jacob Smith,
Samuel arney .... ...' -
EeiY-William Rover.
lin s'o,,. Jacob echncr, William Soctlins, Jr, Philip
Seeho.I.
N.e B.riir-wiiliarn steluruck
Prry-Benjamin Snyd.r. f.,
tsion-GcoTg. DoaIch Robert r. Cornelius.
HasLiRgsDs--Jacob Eoush Ir. ....
PETIT JURORS cd werk)
Ltn''t7re,Fredsriek Bosndcr, John u. Smith. Horny
Meyer, Jacob Derr.
Urgey-SamuclC. Wit. Jarob Eingarnan, John F,rnap,
Jr, David Kline. Hi,S gael Wolfe, Win. Nathernan
Psrrs-E!,j IA touLlron,
Betaioe-Joseph vanei:a, Daniel GeIhart John L. Gear
hart.
Escrsr-Abncr Miii'rsrarth, Simon Aiser jacob Be..
yer. Samu'l 6rceuhoe. -
Jrst BgFt'os-Abraharn Farlcr,
lst Bs5Ioe--W.iliani Sarvis
Ls'visjtr7-Jos ph Reed. Thomas G-nharn A. wc;,.n
saul, Charles CritS, Jonathan spyker james Kelly,
Peter fIursh.
genire-Jrcab Rsichlev, Ja,ob Aurcni t
ItyTy-Abner IIornbergcr.
Iit' D,sr-Michael Eyer. Jacob syrhcr N:zry M-n.
Ltioa-George Beaver, Ntr:;n punkle = .
caipman-lhilip Burthar..
ISSUE LIST, Drc. #. 1854.
Pete: Richter's EX'rs vs. wa~o nseI~r 5T..rf t.
... same vs. rrt of W wa-an.ellrr
Jonathan Gemherns vs Hartman jr with not 70 earn
panl Ecpglcr vs. James M'Crcisht
Henry " Snyder VS. John Snytcls Adn,r
Mary Rechcy vs Wu Eech;cy
Eenjn Long vs. Up iced = -s- l15
thas Strcs vs. Geo Kinblc
JMiN1acns Admr rs Kayst nr Insurance. Company
Chris; for Cameron r. Gso Fick
John Hnss WM Van vsi=,i, i-..T 5HeS
Geo Brown White Deer Township
Peter Dauh-rt vs. S Cu.nuirys-ie su,t., ~
John Benf.r VS. Lycoming Mutual Firo I.su Conn.
High Albright rs Lorenzo r Ieed 's-T-
ife'S INV hiss hss VS. VS. .smS .s%S 7. oei--a=sJ.- .-
:. v az rse;iers EXITS ct al W Jacob Houserjs all
Alf'ct Npeass vs wrn Maucs %
VIM HItchison Siif and Frjrk r.--
II" Ac''f''' ''eSn Aco IS II dnsu Is.ai-ssr-f
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Baltimore Adv'ts.

eEsasE 80. -. e s.'i -
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BufaIOc Valley Farm
95 Acres, or of lo5,

DOR sALE.THavinS bscome TOO Old to
Il manage my large Farm 10 ad"3ntage, l
wish to sell 4 part of the same-say iract OF
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Lcwisburg. Feh. 1. 1854
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08
American Arts Union,

- nc american 1Fis Union, wouil respect
lnly announce 10 The citizens Of ,l,. tJn;;r1
S;at"s and the Caa;.dS that fur br nnr,,,s,. ,f
cultiNaiing taste tor III. fine arts tllror-tout
IN" country. and wi.h III: view oi cnabling
rv"ry family 10 become pos cs.u;! of gallery ni
ti!graT.u1a.
~ TIE FIRST ARTISTS or TIE ACE
l!iey l'aNc determined, il u...r 10 rica,r mn
extensive sale for lic;r Engr.yings, nuI thus
hot only give tnpuiym-nt To Il Iarp,, number
.! artists and G!l-r, hut insp>rc among our
'ohitiyn'' in>ic for works Of ait. 10 ;,rcs.n,
10 Il" purchasers %; ticis e!lgr,yi:,ys when
-'J,oJJ -! th.m are sold,
- 1000 GHtS. cf'I. uc,nal coz, ofSl5,cD5
Eac!. p'rcl.a ,r Of Il One Dollar .ny~,v;ng
therefore. receives not Only an v!!grayivr rjt.T.
~ W"r!h Tie money. hui also n i.ckr; which
entities h:ih 10 one Of the CATS when They are
distributed.
fol iiHr i,"li'-s; highly finished engraving
Lcy,"ltuly pain;ri in oil. :.i.i iivr g:G ,icli.,s
WI i've sent; Or tiv'' d"li.,r~ WORT. q: srl.nded
engraving. c;.!i lie >.iccsr from III. Ct:,loru,.
y c"ry %; he tlla!ogi., together with
Sicciarh "i "!.c n i!tc cIg!Aviuys, can be seen
1T the r!iicy ng His i,aprr
For cari, Dollar sent! an engraving uc,u,1lv
worth HAT sum, aud 81 t;!N tics e. viii im.nedi.
a;"ly l:c .u-"ar.i.I
GENTS.
u iir onian,itcc believing that the Yuccrs Of
the Gc"a; National Gllicri,king will b.. ,nnie
rally pr"in,ir" by the energy and enterprise
Il
solved IL treat VIVA Snca on IN: most liberal
terms
Any person wi.i,ius 20 become an Agent by
s"n4!:.= ti'esi i:a!l,! y, vi. T.g.;ye i, return
na!I. one d".:if 'igr. ing an. ! Git Tick
II = pruSp. c,Us, Il Catalogue ana other ne
ccfstry Information.
Oa !lc final CON mpe,on of tbs sale, the Gifts
viii be placed III t!c hands ora Curn.ni,,e. of
lh' purchasers 10 Dc distributed, due no.icc of
vu!Ci wIli be given throughout the Unit,i
n q
t4S 81 c1i' G.:EF'IS.
!}u &'rbic h"ais ui N';.&h.;
t", III :ZlCO ei1 GnO
- " t.S?, .vH. 900
iJD :. Webster Ln IN nn,
100 Calh.nn Nv, n io'ooo ,o'"So
~ rIrsnt Oil Pt:.iiuss. ini
*i,ci,ii,! gi.i frames, slzo ::Ai 100. 1905
ice. vHCa.
lJJ ri.g;.nt u,i Paintings 2x3 #. 80 5000
90 >ir.i plate EiIY~lvI!s-, aiiGl-
Ianii: cot i IL uii, rich gil TO- 5000
frames :l.!J inches. racn,
1850 elegant Steel I!;li,. In.
Cravings, GOOD il; tIl. oil tn.
Washington Monument, y
b. :. u! each j. 10 900
.Ji 600 s;ce place !.n5ravngs,
from !OJ Gi.!cre;i pu.cs,
ipA III T." ~ lui OF, ;:.d
uNnrd IL, Tie Artists lncn.
uI i!., market yaiur ut, IRON
81 c,i,s 10 >. % racn 81 COO
Gr>tr!:Ss Dwelling; III 3isi,
street, =. ! Iay. l2QOO
22 bGl'iIny .n.s Ia 100 ai.! lOlSi
cicL 2SA!aJ T.. deep. at 1909 % 200
lGp Mia Si!c>, containing each
!o,UuD 81. II. in The >u.b:!ri,S ui
New r!k CHy. :;ni com.
maH,inI magnificent; view
"ii"c liIhi>Vm hivGra!. i.o.!S
Island SpGil:!, ;.t 800 $1,000
70 pc-;'r ua loans uica,h. with
ou interest, Or security, ui
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ALUhINI ASSOCIATION
OF
THE SOUTH CAROLINA COLI .EGE

THE SOUTH CAROLINA cola .EGE.
OCTOBER 20, leJl.
The Officers aud Co,nulttce o! ARA nro-
n"n's "i the Alumni ASsocial on. formed
la$t winter III Columbia, have de,crmmcd
to celebrate, on lbc part of the Alumni.
the fi!Icth anniverSarr Of The founding Of
The College on the first Monday IN De-
cemher nex'. They have re -olved upon
the following order OF exercise
|. An Grafton will bc delivered in the
new College Hall by the Hon. cx .(i "
Floyd, Of Virginia.
The Alumni will join with the Board
in that part of lis arrangements which las
reference to The PROCESSION.
8. The exercises will be closed with n
banquet, 10 which 1t is proposed that dis
thyushc'l visitors be invited.
w G.. PRESTON, President.
Nov. |, 1854. 2t.
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A Desirable Residence for
Sale.

The subs cribcr wishing TO move West.
Offers for sale, one O; III, most pleasant
situations in The vi!lay"; coma ming about
lity y.livc acres OF land on which there is Il
very comfortable Dwelling and every &C.
rsS iry n;it house, aIl in good repair.
The GRO? uI corn on the place THIS vcar,
will Weld about five hundred bushels
Anv further lniUrGllion can nc obtained
by addressing nc on HE promises.
w. ". AlSrON.
Syn;crvillc, Or. IL, lSjl.
u Ali persons indebted 10 me either
by note or count. are resi- cc'uily >oIicr.
ted 'o cash the sane, rs long ndu!grrC'
has hc"n given To many, and am avcrsc
10 laX.ng amy with cost
w. w. \.
OF. IL, 1851 80 II.
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Administrators Notice.
yAyinn & Clarkson

SS &alll w S4O0. laSoiA
HAVE plst received and opened fine stock
of The most fashionable ana latest styles of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part OF
the following articles.
Black and fancy Cloth; Black and and fan.
cy Cassincres Black. White and Fancy SILK
VcsIngs. Black, White and Fancy Silk Cra-
vars; Silk anl tamhric IIanlkrrllIiris :
Gloves, Sucks and Drawers; Linen Bosom
Shirts and Collars; Silk and Mcrino under
Shirts ; Black SILK and Fancy Hats.
Clothing
Black and Fancy Cloth Cca,s ana Sacks ;
BLACK and Fancy Cashmere Coats and Sarks ;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants; Black,
White and Fancy Silk Vests.
All Of which we invite our frien Is and the
pnbr generally I" can and eNariine.
We are also prepared lc make up 10 order,
any article in Tie Tailoring line, as neat and
cheap rs can he done in the State on the same
terms
ALSO,
Uniforms of all kinds furnished at the short.
est notice.
VIM d CLARKSON
OK. 3S. lea! 50 If
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Having Bought the interest in the
Stock IN trade from Mr.. Y. N. BUTLER OF
Eahe late firm Of BurLER g. NEwpERY. |
s''wilitr0m this date carry on the mercantile
asbiislnesstupon my own responsibility. | re-
I turn my thanks to the customers OF the
late Arm and earnestly solicit contInn-
+ alfce OF their patronage.
4. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
.ss5ss sOcf 26, 1851. If.
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Reference IL regard to tie Real Estate, f.
J: Nts,cii.r & Co, Real Estate Brokers', New
York, Orders, post Eald,l with money enclosed
10 The addressed,
} w IOLBROOXE, Sec,'y
au5 Broadway, NY
Tie tngravinss in the catalogue arc
~ y rc;,,:y tor delivery.
Aug 23, 81. 10 6uI
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CIR E A T S 0 u TIER RE WEDY.
JaGOB'g E0RDLAIt.

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JaGOB's CORDIAL.
FOEs EH.
Such Cholera
Also, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED YO FEMALES,
loSt l;Iecdnhy Painful lenstru0hon.
The wehk
is" nc"SMc r'rS DrThra
@
TDuIcncn
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5h II Ndyretr
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b.. viz:
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;arah il
dhassfp fox
tIIli
above ill lN
inIhr Is Fire Iu.urrc Bank Griffin
used
w & 22r "tfertm,ira. lityl 1853
SAY fmhtia
For sale by NAEGA" CO., y. Aclrrrn.
gtn II; j. ilrxr.sn Conli : 6; "
i!AHHAAi iiAERAI. Ks*v Go. New York
lnncpai cr"tS ilAviLANL i!AEEal ST
81 Co, ,NcvO Oican: =
And by The Principe. Mcrh ts u1lt lLcS
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Head Quarters.

TIE Brigalcr Generals commanding ih.,
several Brigalrs composing In. Th,rl Division
South Carolina Militia are hereby required to
order each Colonel ar officer comn,,n ling the
several Regiments of their respective Brgahcs,
to hold an election i'll ll,cr r:> >I"ctivc Itrci
mcns on Wednesday the Goth day Of Dccrrl-
be. next. for the Office of NIuinr. General. vaca-
ted by the resignation OF Major Gen. .iohn
Buchanan and forthwith transmit To The Aij,l.
tant Generals oli,c Il, Columbia a crr,iiic |
statement in writing showing ,hr result oi the
polls i'll their respective B,i.n!cs
BY order of the Comma n'!cr. in Chief
K. NJ. DUNUNANT, Adu Cen
Oct. p, ISL So 1d
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Having so'd my interest in the Stock in
trade 10 Mfr. A. NJ. NEwBERY, | would
recommend hiih to the customers who so
4ibcrally patronzcd the late firm.
i Y M. BUTLER.
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I 4 En- r 8.
h4S~a' c5i' GsgF'IS.

!}o &,rbic o"sis ut 'A;$hl.s.
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Dissolution

The C'partnrrShp heretofore existing
under The firm Of BUTLER 4 nEwBERY, j.
this day dissolved hy i;ni"Ii'n and mn'n-
al consent. All The N0t,s aud Accounts of
The firm hlve been placed in the hands Of
Y. N. Butler for collection, who is the
only authorized agent to iiquidatn The
debts Of the concern. All persons indebted
by note or account, will please come for
ward and make immediate settlements.
Y. n. BUTLER.
a. Mccain NEWBERY.
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
j ESDaHN EAaehHSAIEs

.'Mn":fHc',"cr, Lm2orisr and lVho!ssois
ard Retail Dsa!rr IN Sio., Guns.
Rites, PiS'o's, FsAirr Iachle. and
al hi"IS Of Sporting Apparatus.
Together with general assortment OF
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
y. a.. Cor. of Walnut :tard
necnAd streets. BsNilnGclpslia.
Az "i which. and such Other articles as
belong to his line oi business, will be sod
as low as can he afforded by any establish.
mnnt III The tnitcl States.
in testimony Of his ski as - maauiactnr-
cr, the Franklin Institute OF Philadelphia.
has awarded 10 him sine 1910, two ccrt,ti.
cafes, SIN SILVER medals, and enc recall
Prr'nium; ana ~ S5l, the CRYSTAL Palace
"i New York, awarded TO hun medal, the
only one awarded Tor SHOT, Guns and H..
i!e> IN the United States.
hTIdcr's Sporting Anecdotes" l!ns.
tra'iv: oi certain varieties Of American
Ganc. With rnnsrks on The Character of
The Nng, Field Degs, Snipc, Woolcoch,
Rail, Partridge. DItk and pidgcon match
shooting. OIL the R.ce Bunting or Read
Bird, Grass Plove-, Iill.hoancl CT Colder
li"vcr, Canvass Back ana Red Headed
Duck. American WIigcon. Scaup Duck
and Cunada Goose. Price $lgO.
Address JOHN NRIDER, Second and
W"innt. Philadelphia.
Aug. 30, 1884. II ".