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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
T'.sE MIGHTY HEALER
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

rTIlE free admissions q all Nations we'll as the
verde, Of the leading ICsl als Of the Ola we'll
TIE New World stamp this powerful remedial agent as
the greatest heal!n- PREPARATION ever made known 10
suffering man H. rerrEatve qualities are NOR than
marvellous, through the external orfce Of the skin. in
visible 10 the naked eye u reaches the seat ui the infer
nal disease and in al external affections it, anti in
tammatary and healing virtues surpass thing else
On record and Is Natures great ally.
EAYSIPELIS IND SALT RHETN
Are two Of The most common and yiruleHt disorders
prevalent this continent, these the ointment is
dicate the venom and thnn complete the
BAD LEgS OLD SORES md ULCERS
Cases Of many years standing that have ertinaeiousy
refused yield any other remedy treatment, have
nvaIiable succuult lew lplieations Of this pow
erful unguent.
ERIPT7OvS on THE SKIN
Arising from "A bad state Of the bod chronic dis
crarated and clear aud transparent surface
rerauc ~ the r.-toTative action this Ointment. It
surT1s=c many Of the co-mrc' and other toilet apf
"u'cs in it, power 10 dlei rshes and other disgure
ments Of the face.
pies IND FZSTJLA
Every form and feature # these PREVALENT anl stub
born disorders is eraiicei locally and entirely by the
of this cmo,irut warm fome ntati- ns should pre-
eede s Application. It bcans qualities will be found
10 lie thorough and invariatlr-
Both the Ointment and PTS should Le
rsed IN he t5ho,rjng CASES J.:
Bunions Rheumatism sore Threats
Charrcd hands salt Bheum srrains
ChIIb'aius Scalds sun Joints
Ii.tula Skin diseases letter
GOut SU,lrl Glands Ulcers
Iumhago Sore Les Neucreal Sores
Mtrcurlal crupous sore breasts Wounds Of all kinds
Piles Sore heads
la-CAUTION None are genuine unless the wOrls
''IloJ-1g. Nsi1 larf ug5 L7s." diSg.ruitlc "a
HJtsr-Nti in every leaf Il the took directions
around each Iot ur box; The may be- plainly sson
ly ho4.af .Is .af p. f It \ handsome reward VIII
lc given TO any one rendering such Information may
lend 20 the a't,o of .y arty PARTIES counterfeit
Ing the me ciue- Venting Tie liz, knowing thgm to
be spurious.
q. Sold al the Manufactures Of Professor II w
so Nai!ru Lane, N- RS. ana = ali respectable Iru
rits aHi Dealers in N,. iU- tlrUu-LoUt the United
States aEi The gyi..t world. il boxes at IS CENTS, c.
cents. d 81 each.
l. There is considerable saving ly taking the iarg-
sigr-.
y. Drectiars fr the Guidance Of lati,nts in every
die rlrr affixed O. oaI lHz.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
Bet'reen heI1st C6ice and Telegraph Office
UNION BAKERY
con L T or q

Fs'HE subscriber respectfully takes this ne
L ihod 10 inform the citIzt OF LewiSburg
and vicinity IN general, and the Ladies in par
uculaI, that he has oponed Bakery and
confectionery. on Market street. in Mr..
Beavers Building, where he will be ready 10
supply all who mny favor him with a call
with the best Of everything in his line of bu-
Siness. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC-
TlONERI on hand at all times, BEING a
practical Baker and Confectioner for upwards
of twenty-five years, he feels confident that all
who favor him with a call or give him a trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest notice, on the
most reasonable terms. All sorts of Orna-
mental Work done TO order.
BREAD delivered al Houses at all times
when desired. CHARLES HEINER.
Lewisburg, Oct. :, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18

The city of Troy, with a population Of
only 81, 00o,o deb. Of over 81 600, ,0C0
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
CENTREYELLE HOTEL,

CenfreriLe, Nnydtr Co, Ia.
TNHE undersigned takes particular pleasure
i in announcing to his friends that he has
taken the above Hotel, and is ever ready and
waiting 10
Accommodate ALL both great and small,
Who may kindly flvur him with a call
b. MEIDEASAUL, PEopSIEror.
Arrl 1855 Su.-rssr. 10 d. SI-v-l-e
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18

Poets sing of the spces in India isles,
Of the citTou. the orange and lime
They sing rf the Fragrance 20 lavish diGused
b tie breeze in each tropical cline.
Let tue eficurc loast Il each hi Favored di.h
The favor Of vine or French brandy,
Yet none q the list named above can compare
With Mas. DES0IE4sDE's Candy.
Rich SPIRES and fruits and sweet bowers may }. r,.s
or dishes for epicurea dainty;
But thu question in this will not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
WitLal there Is none Il them Lalf much prizeJ.
Irom the sweet Iratirg child 10 the dandy,
A. The -we,te-t of sWzETs, everywhere idoIiIst-
] mean N!s. DENoKMtzpIE's Candy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
IstE LIVER
l y V | @ O Il \ 7 O II
FBEIARED BT IN. .StNF0Ep.
Compounded entirely from GUMS.

Is ONE rF THE BEST PUEGATINE AND LIVER MED
lJlNEN nos lyure the public q -t actS Cffiarte
easier. iuiier aI si tu than any other cue
known II j. not only fH..sIta hut Lir1T r'mrjy y
acting rst on the I 10 eject is morbid matter, then
the 81 mach Hul bowels carry % that natter n
hius VUr u~,s c,ftul iy without any
the painful feelings need III Le operations of most
Calagtirs II strengthens, while IL purEg the system.
and when taken daily in derate doses viii strengthen
and build up with -lal rarility.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18

The LIVER j. one Of the
the human boiy; and
tons well. tie D. wtr- o!
velcped. The si9mrrI i.
on the healthy action cf
Performance Of h. fuuc- 4
l. at fault, tl.s bowels are
system suffers in CON p- 1
LlyEE-layjn- ceased 90
ease ct that organ. ere Ct
IL his study. In a Practice
10 find some remedy.
the many dtrau- meuts
To Prove that this rem
person troubled vih LIy- a.,
it, forms, has but 10 try
certain.
These Gums remove al
the System, SUPP lying in
Of bile. iuyiEoraunr the
digest well.FUUITyINS THE
health to the whole ma .
cause Of the disrase-ef- :
BILIOUS ATTACKS are
TER. TEEvTNTrD. ly the
ER lNvfGOEAIuE.
One dose after eating j.
stomach and prevent the
souring.
Only one dose taken be- ,
NIeuINAuE. !
Only one dose taken at ,
gently. aud cures Cos |
one dose taken after .
PEFSIA. .
~ one dose Of two tea
lieye SICK HEADACHE.
one bottle taken for f.
the cause Of the disease.
Only one dose immcdia-
One dose often rcI rated.
MoEEUs. and a Qrevcnta
E5 only one bottle = ,
the y stem the effects Of :
sickness. .
F5 one bottletakon for
lowness or unnatural col {
One dose taken "a short
vigor to the appetite, and (
One dose often repeated
in its worst forms. while 4
plants yield almost to '
One or two doses cures 4
in Children ; thcrr i ne :
remedy in the World, as =
nAA few bottles curts Z
ahSoTbents.
We take pleasure in rec {
as q preventative for FEi
VIE, and all FEyERs Of n {
ates with all certainty.
ing to testify TO its won
An
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
The Liver InVigOratOr

Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and Is daily
working almost great to believe. 1t AS If
by magicsrt he first doSs griHg beHeftand seldom more
than bottle is required TO any kind Of LIVER
Complaint from the worst J1Hadce or Tg.pspsir TO A
common Hddace, all Of which are the results of Dis
eased Liver.
PRICE ONE DoIIAR PER B0TTIE.
SANFORD 4 ca. Proprietors, ;.45 Broadway New York
and retaed by all Druggists. sold also by
lys1l F.S. CAIDW ELL, Lewishur. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18

GROCERIES! Cheap for Cash-or in
exchange for Country Produce. Call and see
MRS. DENORMANDIE'S,
one door weSt Of Frick's Foundry
Lewisturg, March /, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
Mrs. DenorInant,ie

Mrs. DenorHandie takes pleasure
in informing her numerous friends that sbs
has recently refrted her parlors, and IS nov
prepared 10 furnish ICE CREAM, CAKE and
CONFECTICNERIES 10 such as NAV favor
her with their custom.
- Parties supplied at the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
PLAIN AND FANCY
EssW BOOK BINDING.

VHE subscribers. having bOnght the
i Blndery late of Stephen d. and Lyman
II. Wilson, of Milton, and added 10 it some
superior implements, and having secured the
superintendent of Mr.. II. +. .DOWNlNG,who
has for ten years been employed in one of the
best Bnderies in Philadelphia, and Comes
with the first recommendations for integrity
and competency, are now prepared 10
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18

lprinriJal regulators Of
when II performs it. fuuc-
tIr ~ item are fully de-
rlmo o~tputireIy dependent
'thr Lrsr Tor the proper
'tiCus; when tie stomach
.Jt fault. and the whole
.Iugurr CfCuc or-au-the
.doit~ duty. t,rthc Gis-
The prop rictors has made
gilmore tLan twenty years
.wlCT,Witls 10 counterfeit
10 which it Is liable.
.,dy 8, al last found, any
Itu COMPLAINT, ia any Of
Ia bottle, and conviction IS
morbid or had matter from
their place a healthy flow
stomach. causing food TO
BLOOD. giving tone and
yhiu,ry- removing the
tcctiuc q radical cure.
cured, AND, WHAT ., BIZ
occasional use OF the LIy-
sufficient 10 relieve the
food from rising and
fore retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bowels
TlNEN
each meal will cure DYs-
spooufuls will always re-
male obstruction removes
and makes a perfect cure
tely relieves Cuouc, while
j. a sure cure for CHOLERA
tive CfCuoIERA.
needed to throw out Of
medicine after a long
JAUNpIcE removes ell sal
or from the sk.n.
time before eating gives
makes : food digest well.
cuTss CuEoNIC DIABEHGA
SUMNER and BOWL COM
the trst dose.
attacks caused by WORMS
surer. safer, or srcedier
il H,r1'. fails.
DLoPsY, ty exciting the
CHmcndinE tlis medicine
vLE AND AGUE, Chill FE-
DnLIuUs TIrE. II opcr-
ard thousands are will
jerful virtues.
8 their unanimous tcstim-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
= M ARRIEO O!I
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

-T- The subscriber offers TO sell the
T5i - large Brick Foundry at the west
@z:--ss- Ssssend Of Market street, including
ss--.ss7zszz the Wareroom, Office, and The
Machinery aitachcd-also large amour, Of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery, Stoves, &c. 1t is regarded as one
of the best locations for a good, safe business.
The Proprietor's time is wholly engrossed in
another employment, which is the reason he
desires to dispose Of this Foundry. For any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRlCK, Lewisburg,
FEB. 1888 Union Co. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18

ea-AI Who use it giving their unanimous tcstim
Ony in its favor.
Mr. Mater in The mouth ieiti The Ilrgora,or, and NeG
l0lc 10th tgetIer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-18
Lcttered with Gold

in legible and durable characters, 10 order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made to suit
customers.
Lettering and Binding heretofore done by
the Milton Binders, can be executed by US in
a corresponding style, as We have their tools,
types, and designs.
tY-A good Bindery has long been desired
in this vicinity. and we can therefore most re-
spectfully solicit The public patronage, trusting
that it will be sufficient to repay the outlay
and risk. - Rent, tools, stock, and work
men all requiring money, we shall expect
PAY ON DELITERY Of all work. 81 We
intend to charge moderate. nEasoNAnLE and
uniform prices, on the Live and Let Live"
principle-and hope TO make 1t a permanent
business.
Office in the center of Market Square, north
side. second storey, adjoining the CnRoSIcLE
and Telegraph offices, third door from the
Pos, Office.
WORDEN & CORNELIUS, Prop'rs.
HENRY T.. DOWNING, Agent.
Lewisburg, May |, 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

BufsALo Sep. a p m.-Pretty fair asnand for FLouR
to-day, and ,sp'sy for h- better grades rm
400 bb a. > 81 choiee sap-rhGe Micl .An ssl4t5eg
tor 20 choiee b~nG. Indiana McAgaa Onio zld
tansdien, rs ga 70 - tor double WHs,r IN active
deusnd, snd market Ia - tteri 60O b4sh. q. a
= % tor milwaukee Cub e. u Tor whi.- Wisconsin IS
for REQ Ohio ana No IHnoisi ga s = for sficn-
CokN IA sood G-nalo nars-t nfL4 aS5t
ala co. Tor h0t~ BAILEY good asnai.d nITkSAb-tt-r
5oOc bush prIn- qii.. y
OAIs gOoc 9our Old At
Sc NBlsgY steady 9S bbl. z.c CAsAL tEEfcHTs
o.. flour, llr Wheat lOc on Com 70
NeNioTs RscErIs by Lake: ~ 54s Dbs Fo1r ~ bla
What -A7 bu,E. Com, slD bush O4Ss, 90 bs. Barley
sbiFNES1s tsns 5slo bbl- Flour, 57lt2 tl.s Wa-at
l0i, ,ssi bush. -
ALE,AY sept .7-s rFLoUR very dI and h. 4yy sale.
81 Cheap SIuus NHEsT a.. very choice Waite
tGcky A.. CoES quIeti ss-rs 80 bu.a q, ~ cit fr
prime West.TL MKei ooutinnes sIfit-d
Iuee psa SsuTcsy to-day asked snd ialsrs
decided buyers r-i-'tsAi h-tr
Lave h-ssi, Jlc. TEere
earsoe. o arrive pm At terms s-prosd b ;. 91a
1Lese s.It que and IL what .H they made dos
ire.
OswEGo, SEPT. 81. p nl-FLoUs anchAnsed. WHEAr IN
caOic. i0ts; oi -6ss b1sh p
oT Lite Nj ihissn Indiana aud - 10 fr il-d d. Cos,
ru; ss-. oi 1900 bg-h pnn- lno- a. t-r snd Indiana
Ij CANAL EsEIGHTs steady Flour b., Wseat sni
Corn 7lc 20 New iork LssE IaFosTs-70)O ou-h Wn.a,
3ue bIsh B4f.y Canal EXFcaTS-36o bb. FloGr gs 80
lush WEssi, SIeo su.h. Corn, 5000 b.sh. Barry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

Tie coupons on the second mortgage bonds OF the
Cleveland, Panesvile and Ashtabula Railroad Co.. and
on Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Company
bonds, issued in payment or coupons funded due lst
October will BE- paid by Nes,rs. Wnsow Lsnier g.
Co., No. 50 Wall street. The coupons due Oct. l., on
Ramsey County Minnesota bond- will be paid by
Clark, Dodge g. CO. A second quarterly dividend of
T. cent will be declared in few days the Second
avenue Railroad Company. I, is understood that the
dividend was earned in month, leaving the other
two months earnings to 60 to the surplus income
account. Under the present officers, this road is
model of economical management, and i taking rank
airorg the meet profitable Of tie avenue railroads.
The agreement adopted on Saturday by the Railroad
Convention to-day agreed to by the Board of d.
rectors Of the Erie Road, and tee arrangement being
now complete the fare will be raised Tomorrow to 81
Thus after three months less OF ruinous fares
the Companies arr just where they were before the
fight begun. The arrangement just Rcllied provides
for the appointment Of referee 10 whom ell charges
Of violation of the agreement shall he made and by
whom, upon hearing the evidence, the truth Of such
charges shall be decided The Companies, parties 10
the arrangement, have elected NJ :. L. VI. Barowsuch
referee very judicious and we,l-ieserved appoint.
mont a. Mr. Barlow has been the moving spirit in the
negotiations just favorably corclaied. We annex
the full sgroemelt:
Al meeting Of the representatives Of tie Baltimore
and Ohio Pennsy lysnia, NewYork and Erie and New
York Central Railroads, held a; the S. Nicholas Hotel
in the City OF New-lCrk, the 18th day OF Septein
Der, 1858 on motion Charles Moran President Of the
Nev-York and Erie Railroad was appointed Chairman.
ard Samuel l.. H. Barlow Secretary. After full dis
cussion. the following agreement WAS adopted:
Fs-. Nei;her party shaI heree.cr directly or indirectly
n NOV RUNE Of Csscrpou f1r he r n
9 ug p4sseuger allow any cs4tlou. b. ~ of
c-wt hack otterwls tor pacurus Ias-.fx,r,
ior th.r lesrecrc rsa t- each parry shs b. =; rry -
~ ploy on. Versaa travelling inqrr Ito IT, al.
ss.u represents s, tr,aec by other s0sds Il. ps..
,cr bnsilers - c4lEP-ilIs Ic.ta
NeHI Neither Company sAsl u ar directly " nsi
seetiy procure Other COMPANY - officers as-r "a
.xsss influence favor ihe ttc H. re.
eBce T. the other hcrrios 5sl- .uteri
that bUnes, -l o. I'd, O. iAke - course IL moi
Ccuvtreff clarntL
the s- ard rige pors. pi.
oIk filss ,1is srG BslLcT, 40 SgoL.. far s,.rir-
r,sAs hal b. smrlcy,d ty either Colpr Gil-cy os i
cirtcy a. y.lirts t-i srsr-tite Ela. p-lr
thtr l.u those above ulc-su'd oousat 81 Al. D.
sfe m s trars ror.afiou Of N, E except Gou C.y u a..
q, -s.r errr,ri -stes icr .hs tiHe beng
FosJn Al bausi iFsAi, eAc.Pt Aoir. s 5c arEild ouy
ty scfael ..risLi.
fJih ta7f on =. height. ou New Yo-s and &, aud tr,
81 con!,iHs P.ai l.. srd t' sle b. aAei AID srd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Iha advsnte, TT IVV Io'' am PIT DO, : -DNioHtI
by the following hgures;


The (fHcfHHofi GG-S-ft OF tl' -f-h -'-f--
There is continued dulness n tnanc,a cIclss. The
demand for money j. Diminishing rather tnan Increasing
and few Of the houses she 20 procure ~ mnch gool
hnsires. rar,r rs they desire - purcna~e. Some a
,he discount banker recort the usrn-s .s tney
we're . month ago. Tbsre Is No disposition, however,
Ia make concessions IN rates and w. continue 20 9uoe
loci. cent a. the range.
According 10 The PottsrWe 4MHer'' JorosA9 OF Sal
urlay the decrease Of coal shipments from ScouySni
County to DATE compared with the ZANE perod ast
wear j. .e5 4e2 tuns of which loss i07s tuns fail
upon the Reading Railroal, and 1924 tuns upon the
Cansl We notice that Tor the same period there -
shown an incress OF Scranton coal shipped 70 Ehla-
bethpOrt. OF l2999i3 tuns.
These figures support our remark, made week ago
that there something a; the bottom Of this o1'raor
dnary change IN the coal routes
We learn from The PavtEcket X l.. Gd4ste that
meeting ot the creditors of the nunre Manufacturing
Company was held last Tuesday, at which an enhbi-
ton of the affair was made showing large surplus
Of assets at a valuation for business purposes, after
meeting all the obigatior OF the Company. The
creditors expressed their satisfaction al the manage
meut of TIE Company in it, present hands, and voted
to grant such an extension might be necessary and
proper.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
DIED.

ATcHEsoN-In his cy' saturday sey IS Richard SON
OF john and Jane Amelia Atch,sor aged years months
and Il days
ALLERs-ln Brooklyn on Sunday, Sept 10 Anna, daughter
Of freaerick aud CainaI.nc Alers aged days
BRANDT-At Richmond, Ind Monday, Sept. n Margaret,
fIalpsn. kocA.and County n. Y.
BCYLAN-At No. 3O5 Monroe street saoday Sept, 26
s O'clock Of choera iuu,u Msry Aun youngest daughter
ofahonss Ann Boyian aged months and 2 days
tedious Illness Mary Bren in the 2ih year OF her
BUTLER-iu Brooklyn f d, on Sunday morning Sept as
s.nu. q, only .ou OF William H. and Frances F. Butler
ts.d l5 ycars and - days
CROCukRON-On Monday eve4ius Sept r. of chronic dy.
.nisy, Nicholas CrooAesOn, aged 81 years mouths and
Fsrsrs on Wednesday q O'Clock p No. from hi. ate resi-
debcr No W,s. rect The lai.ses aud friends Of the
f.uaiy respectfully invited attend whoo further
Ssn." s zen, Wy olssy, on s.adsy noro
ns u9s. John Doued ees' son oi john r. and Ehsn. T.
Campbell, sscd - yeais
CoFFN-lu Broosyn on Sunday, Sert @ Charlotte Cofin,
widow of the late William Coain aged "a years.
pAkpis-N No. Ia We. rweay fourth street on Sunday
DsIdis, esed II months aia p days
hOLDhs-M G.s,.t,a TsAa; on "Wednesday. Sep: Is, o:
HYDE-ln bousa,onic. Mass, Tue.osy Sept, 2l Heary
". hyde, aged ~ years.
HANDLFy-At smiih,0wn Lous Island on Saturday Sept.
IS Robert Handlcy aged a. yesrs months aud Il day.
HAkiElIn Brooklyn, sunday, ssp y, M.hA, dsus shter
JusT-Gt No 81 Yves, Th,rty..eventh street on SATURDAY.
scp, -. Jeuina, wiie OF Jonu Just eyed 4! years.
KkNNEiIn tins city. SUNDAY, Sept, D. aer lorg ard
beloved chua o.! John and Jane keuuey.
NEANsAt No Morris street. Saturday Sept, IS Of
Edward Means IN the f4d yesT b.. Sec H4;ive Of
COUnIy A. rom, Ireland
MIiCnELL-ln BroOklyn, On Sunday, Sept u, NJ Eliza
Matched, in the Uvts year ol her
OsbohN-On Monday morning sept a. f.iXsbsth Osborn
WIDOW ~ william OsoDrn, 80 ycsTs ara I mouth.
IRE n ieufcs and ir-ucs Of respectfully uv1ed 20
and the funeral trvn residence. No s5s BrCoue
siitt without further invitation
10 O'Clock Tbe remains viii ec convey TO GrvenwOod
OGORMAS-On Saturday, ScP: 2 Kate MARY ds hter Of
Richard and Marianne 0OoiaAu, ssed il months
RSGERS--Ai No. rs Wy.t foTtyss street on Snay
sspS after severe lncss, joan Rogers. 81 years
RINu-At No. BIOS, street. Sunday yi u aA.r LONG
p.iuf. lss Jcre niah Ring ago. ycars one OF n.
N,wlcTk 'olrateeIs, naiise Of Mssoon County Cork
IrelaEf.
fri LENwERT-on Monday Sep, 27 Eyert slydam, soa
OF Es.Tt. and Meris StiisuSert
e renGs Of the ffy 40 Repeatedly invited @ attend Lis
hDeTal Tuesday altencon. 18th inst q sc,ck his
lat rrsiieu<e tiasbu ~, Long Island.
eULLsAN-As No no Vesi Thtysgth stree. Sc, aisy
Nit ~ bsnssin p ,<sst oi pr. o. !. slyan ne
27th yosx of has asr.
No. IS East Eeyonta Sire. Son SeI.
- Maurice Tousacy aged > years, nclths aad - Ssy
yyARwiCK-At No. III LeoutsJ srct;, Sunday morning
sI, .6 Of cousaffiion Mary. Nus oi Rob,r; Narwcs,
ssed - yr3rsi ucplhs an1 Gays
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

savAyin, sep 7-rbc ssis e corres 70 d,
bsE ., sru rrSc... -
Cr>eiNSsEi ssp- -I-ttovs eAAasA vha .
,. snd slt- Thns - afd sS tS Wsssy -.
f a.. Provisions unehans.a. Nut.r !. sl-s
setvr Rsd = o. White ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Chicago. SIT. S-ftoUg tuI Wgt,r 4. 49,
CosS -sti,. ., -. oars fats,. ssiPassr>-la M
400 ta.f What, a" -. Corr. TV uswrso 20 - >r
Wksat a. 90 g.. Corr. RsctfFrs-i ss M. r-N -
bash VIZ ~. s. 80 %. Corn. 1- SN
Nsw-OkLs,ss, SEPT. .7.--Th. r,vr w N. Pr,,,. An
esusd .T.s,er 6fYssss IL our Corros narss, Ao..s
change ia prices ss YET sale. today 90 ssl~s' I
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stres- d.. wnrsr firm; R-d ~ lsa &l %, W." "s.vst
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
MARRIED.

ALLEN-WAsSON--On Tuesday, Sept a. 81 he residence
ef the brides PARENTS by the Rev L. Ames T. A Allen 10
Leoors c. eldest daughter Of Thomas L. Wasson, eeq Of
Hnsdsls, NJ. Y.
BOYLE-ROBFRTs-In Poi,sno1tb. N. H. on Monday morn
ms Sctt ~ b, tue Rev d. Burroughs Jruies Boyle, NJ d.
Of ha city tNexiorkl 10 M Sarah Roberts Of The former
place.
CLOUGH-CARR-At the residence OF me brides iath.r
NORTH Ha,erhi ~ IL, by the Rev. Samuel Doano MT o. d.
Csoush OF SionebsIn, Mass, TO Miss Belle Carr
RAkMAK--CARR-At the residence OF the BRIDE. father
Month Hav.rhu ". H., by tie Rev Samuel pesno MI. 3 l.
Darmsn Of Clsr,mont, n H., 20 Miss Ams A. Carr
PORTER-AYERs-On Sunday Sept %, by the Rev Joseph
Bal ward Mr. John II. Porter To Miss Louisa ]. Ayers.
WALkFR-wILLIsToN-IuB Brattlehoro. vi, on Thursday
Seit lG George Leon Walker Of Ptisiord W. 70 Maria WI
hsop daughter of N b. Wston, esl Of The former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
MARLNk JOURNAL.
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