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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-25
ALEX. B. HTCHESoN,l
yNQ. a: HUCHESoN, Commas
y. 3. AOpNG, sioners.

JAS. nj. TAYLOR Son, Aucts.
NJ EsT s!S5 Z rr BETWEE s., CLAY AND YENA
the en- h I d., e
oriek and Framed House, located as above, and
The House has eisht rooms. and is suitable either
for dwelling or business stand. There Is on the
ssr wei o. GOOD waier The lot fronts on 18th
TkRMs:-one-thiId cash; the balance At s and II
ana secured y JAS s'q NJ 9 fsaLoR SON. Aue.
af ss ss day t RI Aus Is
gust. = "a oi Ss H. II 'hs oR SON. Auc.
soH4H sfbE OF FRsNKIi LINT pE n ZEN Elm
10Th AND 2lsT STREETS, AT AuCTIoN.-By
Vii 'e pnb e spon the u on
TUESDAY, the 25d das of August, commencing at
e .oas as Of xiy
2ist streets. 1t fronts - feet Franklin street,
and 81, runs back the usual depth.
his property IL particularly adapted for q tobac
erty would do we'll to attend this sale.
TERMs.-One fourth cash balance at 6, IL and 10
months for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, and
s aus o' J JAS s' n. TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts.
Ss s day Ia Of
sas, e JAS n IT TA a'f{Hs0a SON. Auct.
COMMlSSiONERS, sALE OF yALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN ,HENRICO COUN-
TY.-Pursuant to two DEGREES OF the Circuit Court
OF Henrlco. III the case of John Staples VS.. Sta.
Pies Administrator, and Ann Staples VS.. Staples
and ais, rendered on the 5th day of Nav, 1882 the
undersigned. as Commissioners, will sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder, the premises,
FRIDAY the 23i day of September. 1859, elf fair
| if not, the next fair day thereafte,) commencing
immediately after the sale advertised by Messrs.
! Young and Hutcheson--say Ia o'cock-the valua-
| bic REAL ESTATE situated and near to the
| Deep Run Turnpike, about four miles from the
| city, and on and near the Richmond, Frederieks-
| burg and Potomac Railroad, being the real estate
| of which Francis Staples died possessed
LIST. tract lying on tho Deep Run Turnpike,
| containing Fl acres, in a very good condition.:
pike and mill road 1t contains rs acres of land
| and has thereon a blacksmith and other shops.
| Sd. tract containing acres, with three ICE
| houses thereupop. and lyi ng immediately upon the
/ mill road. This parcel of land will he sold with
the privilege to the purchaser of getting from
| the pond long as the pond shall exist.
! Such an opportunity Is seldom presented to per-
desiring to purchase real estate the vicinity
| of Richmond.
! A map and survey of the said land can be seen Mt
| the Office OF JAS. Nj. TAYLOR u Sos. All persons
desiring to make inquiries about the above proper
| ty are referred to the Auctioneers.
TERMS One third OF the purchase money in
cash. and the residue IN two equal instruments, at
one and two years from the day of sale, the credit
payments to be secured by negotiable notes salts
factor.ly endorsed. with interest added, and the
| and convey ance directed by the Court. Posses
| sion will be given lmmedlatelv.
NV w. d n4IS NbSfp }com,r..
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pOARD-In a private family, with ! dasirnh,e
- FRONT ROOM, may ~ had within 5 shortdis-
Office. An n me
QOARDeNa.-Pers in want ef BOARD can
- find Desirable rocTne By appasine al tho mr.
streets. ~ sa-s-s"
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES

JAMES ID. BROWNIES
d ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Gellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at short notice.
EA Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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tTO FARMERS AND PLANTERs.-Fir.

'I'0 FARMERS AND PLANTERs.-First
! Arrival Of NEW FALL GOODS.-Heavy o.
Negro Kerseys and Pulled Cloths; Heavy 81 Ne
,ro Kerseys and PULLED Cloths; Heavy 3-4 plain
kerseys and Jeans Bnnsack's celebrated Jeans for
Nerroes, PLAID and Plain Linseys; Striped and
Plain Cznaburss; Heavy Cotton and No. Ozna-
hnrss; Brown Cottons ShIrtlnss and Shsetn.s;
Rleached Cottons, Shlrtlnss and Sheetluss; Dufiel
and Point Blankets. All of the above Just re-
eeived, direct frsm the manufactures, and will be
offered Al small advance on the cost. They are
worthy the attention OF buyers who lay in their
supplies early in tho season As they were pur-
chased on the most favorable terms for cash, and
wil be offered at the smallest profit, early call
is solicited at the old established Emporium for
Bargains. ef ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main IT.
E>RESH DRY G0ODS.-We are receiving, of
L onr own Importation, variety of new and de-
slrabie GOODS, among which are
French and English CLOTHS and CASS1-
MERES.
Beaver CLOTHS aud COATINGS,
Fancy and Mourning PRINTS.
Black and Fancy NJ chair MIXTURES.
MohaiF DE BEGES.
Plain and Printed DE LANES.
Ladies and Gents SH AW Is, in variety.
Gents TRAVELLING BLANKETS and RUGS.
IRISH LIN Ems, &c. 20,
Which offer To the trade ~ very low prices.
KENT, PAINE co.
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MILITARY CouRTRsIEs. - The Baltimore
City Guard arrived at Manchester. n. H., on
Tuesday, on u visit to the Amo-ieag Veterans
They were handsomely treated by the New
York 9TH regiment in their passage through
New York. The Washington Greys of New
York, arrived Al New Bedford, Mass, or Tues
day, and met wi q cordial reception from the
city Guards, the civic authorities, and the
citizens generally. They breakfasted at the
Parker House, and were subsequently receiy-
cd by the Mayor at the City Hall. The Greys
encaiuped Oh the Common.
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TIGHT -RoPE EXPERIMENTATION and
Baffaln are becoming excited on the tight-rope
question, Blondin being the champion of the
latter city, as well As of Niagara Falls, and
DeLeaye the former. The Rochester papers
dare Flondin - interfere with their man, and
the Niagara Falls Gazette retorts by savin z
that ''f}Iondin was threatened with violence
by Rochester shoulder htters" when he was
there 10 see DeLeaye walk, and was indebted
10 'some personal friends for safety"
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Bx Jane. NJ. Taylor & Son. Auet...

GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
y AMI VACANT LOTS ADJOINTNG,U ON TIL I,
WESTHAM PLANK ROAD. AT AUCTION iii
he sold, uron the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the
1tth da, Of August commencing at o clock, r. NJ.
that yaluab BILE brick DIV ELI.IN on the north side
OF the Westham Plank Road, Gust hey ond the cor
nnrate limits opposite the residences Of Messrs.
EtbarI Is Phillips and William Smith, and now in
the occupancy Of Mr. 7; c. k Il y con
centre brick kitchen with FIVE rooms sta BILE and
nrenlises n large garden and well of excellent
water The lot fronts Sc feet and runs back ly9 feet
After the ah,ve, will be sold TWO HANDSOME
BUILDING LOTS adjoining. fronting about 81
feet each and running back as above.
TERMS: For the House and Lot, one-fourth cash.
the balance at 6. II and Is months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added for the Building Lots
one third cash. the balance at and months. for
negotiable notes. with interest added: the whole
to be secured by trust deeds,
" an II JAS. NJ. TAYLOR L SON. Aucts.
mA The above r, sale il consequence Of rsin. is
tember, at IA clock, in the afternoon.
au 2ar las. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON., Aucts.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRo.p,,

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAp,t
(ien'l Supts Office, Richmond Aug 10 80.
TN CONSE4uESCE OF THE l. AR C T.
amount OF Wheat and other produce arriving,
and the Depot being SO completely full, it has he
come necessary, and this is to give notice to whom
It nay concern, that all produce. after being
loaded from the cars ut the risk of the owner
consisnee; and il not removed from the Depot
within 43 hours after being unloaded, will be stored
mt their expense.
au I0-lmifI THOS. DODAMEAD, lien. Sup't.
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VACANT LOT. ON THE WESTHAM
Y PIANK-k DAD, AT ATCTI0N.-We will sell,
upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY. the cath day
OF August, commencing at o clock p. NJ. 4 large
VACANT LOT, at the northeast corner OF West
ham Plank, Road and Belvidere street, 1t fronts
Lot is particularly adapted for business stand
Also, a triangular Lot. adjoining.
TERMs:-1s cash; the balance at and IL mos.
for ne .otlahIe notes, interest added and secured
by a trust deed.
au is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auct's.
NJ The above sale, in consequence of rain, is
tember, at Al O'Clock, in the afternoon.
an IS JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
IL Auc
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THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,

L CORNER or MAIN AxperH Srs.
The above house, in its sixth year az q first
class BOARDING HOUSE will he continued as
heretofore. The proprietor will he happy to ac-
eommodste travellers, as well as permanent board.
ers and will not relax in attention To sustain the
character it has attained. jy 2s-lm*
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JNU. Is. I UU MI,
G. w. RANDOLPH, &c
r.. MILTON CARY, J

TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
i 26rH STREET, UNION HILL. AT AUCTION.
We will sell, upon the promises. on MONDAY, the
10Th day of August. commencing at O'Clock, T.
NJ, two very handsome building LOTS, on the east
side of 26th street. ut its inteTsectlon With the
north line of street, in square No. A. Union HILL
They front 351s feet EACH and run back lS2 feet to
an alley.
TERMs-One fourth cash; the balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed.
au22 JAS. NJ TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
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night HOUSES AND LOTS AND -
T. VACANT IOTSIN THE TOWN OF GREEN
VILE ON 27TH. 10Th AND 3isT STS., tUNION
HILL AT AICT!0N;-We will sell, upon the
CONNIE ncng at AZ O'Clock p NJ. the following real
estate: LIST. Three houses and Lots ON Soth street.
30 by 49, alley: I'd. One House and Lot ON 5Oth
50 by 40 to an alley.
The premises are Of medium size, and supplied
with Kitchen, Stables, dc., well OF Water on
each lot, and now renting a. fair rents to good
tenants.
After the sale of the above will be sold about -
Building Lots, on the above named streets. having
more than the usual front and depth. The lots viii
be divided to suit purchasers.
This sale affords excellent opportunity to per-
sons Of moderate means to provide themselves with
home, or lot for building purposes, at a reduced
price.
TRRMs.-one- fourth cash; balance at !, and
years, Tor note bonds, with interest. tpay able
semi annually and secured BY q trust deed.
aus JAS. NJ. TAYLOR sun, Aucts.
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THE TUNsTALL HOUSE.

DASvtLLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired we AZ
sisters that efforts will be spared to promote
their comfort. and we respectfully solicit trial
Z The TCSSTALL H0USE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnibusses will always be il
readiness to csrry passengers to and from the
Depot. A. G. WALTERS.J
J. M. WALKER, ProprAtoYs
fell-1yd w. T. SIM MONS. I
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF
49, ~ ssg the large amount Of Wheat and
s0I @AH-1S other Produce arriving, and the
Depot being so completely full. it becomes neces-
sary and this is 20 xive notice to all Uho,n st may
eoncern that. il not taken away when delivered
from the cars the same will DO stored at the risk
and expense of the owner or consignee.
c. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
SUP'Ts OFFICE X. & D. r., Aug. 18th. 1859.
Him
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OFFICK EICHM D q UANFILLE Il. Il. Co, {
dividend NOTICE.-At a meeting of the
- President and Directors of this Company, held
this day, IL
R<sotrtd, That a Dividend of FOUR per cent. Cor
four dollars per shared be declared, payable to the
Stockholders. their legal representatives, on
and after the LIST day of December next.
An extract from the minutes.
Tcste: TH0S. w BROCKENBROUGH.
au l3-ts Sec'y and Treasurer.
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NOTLCE.x-Thc firm of LEA 4 SATTER-
' WHITE is dissolved by mutual consent. from
August LIST. 1859. and Mr.. J. w. SATTERWHTTE
Is authorized to settle up the concern.
WM. A. LEA,
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aa CHINA. GLASS AND EARrHEN.

GEa CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-
MHWARE, AT REDUCED PRHES.-It is
Ek&& our purpose on the first of January next, to
/ II remove to one of the new iron front ware
houses on Governor street, now being built, and
with view of reducing our stock, to avoid the ne
cessity of moving it, we shall from this time offer
OUR ENTIRE STOCK at greatly reduced prl-
ces. We have many lots of eesrable GOODS, suit
ed to the sales of City and Country Merchants,
which will be sold at the cost Of Importation, to
close them. Housekeepers will find it to their in
GEO. j. SUMNER & CO.,
~ 8-lm No. 20 Pearl street.
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Q1RUSTEEs' SALE OF REAL EsTATE

i IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, AT AUCTION
By virtue OF deed of trust, executed by Frede-
of the Monroe Building Fund Association, dated
the eth day of June. 1865 of record in the Clerks
page 1885, We shall. on FRIDAY. August 18th, tif
fair; if not. the next fair day >, commencing, upon
the premises at O'Clock, Y. NJ. proceed TO sell,
by pu bile auction, the Real Estate described in said
deed as follows; "Aii that LOT OF LAND, lying
thereof known as Duvals Addition. with the
FRAMED TENEMENTS thereon, at the inter
section oi I'd and Baker streets. fronting on the
hack, Of an irres ulssr width SO feet or less
and having breadth its rear line of So feet, and
bounded on the south by Baker street. Also. that
LOT OF LAND. lying and being in the city OF
Richmond, in Duvais Addition. between Duval
and Baker streets on the west side OF st. Stephens
street. being part of lot No %, in the plan OF said
Division. fronting 81 feet on st. Stephens street.
and running back l29 feet, being thst part OF lot
No Is next adjoining lot No. rs, IN the plan OF said
Addition
TERMS made known at the hour of sale.
SAhI'I, r. BAYLY,
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S . kEEsIEE 4 ! RARRi,s "a InesEsoyED

COAX sToFPERs, AIR -TioHT. SOa PnTskhv-
fN0 FRESH FHHfI, oTsTEKs. hfNCE NEAT,
Ac.-Wo hare very large assortment 0f the
above superior Iare. Of all sxss. nc VERY low
prices "a our Pottery, corner OF 18th and Cary
streets. KEESEE 4 PARR, Manufacturers.
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q ANOTHER WAR; am now -
sens of my entire stock at cost. ItaD
Consists Of $40 0o0 worth of
BOOTS, SHOES. VALICES, 6c@
and all articles usually found in Boot and Shoe
tered into CO. partnership. to commence the LIST Of
November. Cali before buying elsewhere: and ex.
anime the Goods Mt the METROPOLITAN SHOE
an i7-2w H. TURNER.
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-~-~s-a-
ON the
eipi,er,
r. or
Gran
~ size.
He for
county.
deiIv-
lni0r-
ceIYed,
Halifax
BEE.
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from
Young
shout
or her
| | may
RS.
$780,
cow
S.tuf-
paid en-
o..
rect.
he SUI
4 sized
sefoas
e hind
|,h- has
Ter the
shout
az cut
S5for
If sir-
s. Tall
NY and
Els
siayo's
PALE
ne and
cpnti-
| ] dellv
field.
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r A n
arm of
u Hem
negro
iexton,
active.
for his
anyjal!
lond.
HsHaz
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Ladies
ladies',
llsrsf
Ehcs Of
on la
mint
blue
lite re-
h- Sc
, time.
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- nod No. is2, AIN SrRHgr. Lyscnnvxo, Va.
~ i &c ' y !. +. =. fkorE1EToh,

Beg leave TO announce 10 their friensss s,,,a a..
pubic generally. that the &C ARELL,,i Is now
prem. Y has becn extensively furnished. and viii
most approved style Ia iii respeets = a'''
The location has been eonceded to ,,e the te., in
me elty, heins IN the very centre Of business ON
lac business sfyeeIw within few mintites' Wall ~
the depets; warehouses, banks. &c.
AGENTS nave beea appointed in the principal
ciles on the seaboaIdt 10 forward delicacies as they
appear. = ~'
With ample means 10 conduct the business the
proprietor fattefs htrnself that It'll the manage-
nent Of Capt KYLE, the standard Of Hotels will DO
raised in Iynehburg.
"a Vmnibusses, Baggage Wagons and Porters
will be ~ the de pots and boat lsndlngs to conve,
passengers To and FROM the house IAN a2-dIu
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No. 81 AND LoTrs OF 10 BALTinolE ayesIi,
BALTIMORE. ND,
Offer stock unsur passed in tho United States IN
variety and cheapness. Orders solicited and prompt
attention gwen. Terms-6 moe.i peY cent. on Tor
cash. par funds ~ n I'M
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

foE ru-oess and Factories cHn be- carried on pr''ta
bly, at iisnu.0utJn. se. :y, riseuent ci hainnion-
! l.
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$500 10 $1,000.
Preserve your Fruits.
WiIloughby'S Patent Air-Tighi Stopper

FDE FRUIT CfNS JIES OK BOTTLES,
Is the most simple, convenient. economical
and useful article ever invented. II IS
composed of two plates attached hy screw,
between which is placed 4 circular piece OF
Gum. The turning of the burr congresses
the Gum and spreads II out, thus hilinS up the
opening and making it perfectly air-usht 1t
can he applied to Tin Cans Stone orGiasS Jars.
This stopper being simple IN construction
and so easily applied, is The great de>idera-
tum so long wished for, and only needs an
examination to convince the most lncrehulouS
of its superiority over anything yet invented
The Cans can also be Tested before putting
in the Fruit by filling them with water and
putting on the stopper with pressure.
Cans, Jars-Glass and Stone, with shoppers
attached, or the Shoppers alone, can always
be had al moderate prices of
T.. q. EVANS & CO.,
hur.lg Sole AG'tS for Lewisburg
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ESIlAH. .

so-tsY CAME to the residence Of the sub
L. ,crber. IN Kelly township, Union Go"
about The Goth Of July. tsqd EscissT.
with White face, feet and legs, about Two years
old. The owner coming, proving property
and paying charges, can take her away. On
erwise. she will be sold according 10 law.
Auo. 5ow2 JAMES LAWSON.
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Ia Teachers.

FIN!IE County Superintendent will he in at
tendance al the New School Bul' ul'lng,ou
thursday the l>t ol September al o'clock,
4. NJ, tu examine persons wishing "a make
application for the schools IN IH> Borough.
Severa! Male and Female Teachers will be
wanted. Schools to commence on Monday
September I2ih.1nt continue open SIX months.
WI. Lesser, See I'd OF DIr'S.
IewLehnry Nug. / lSly.
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GsEsSOS. the Halter.

VEAS Just laid in tremendous stock OF Ia
test style Hats and Caps, ami recon-
mendS to all 10 examine all the small lois
that are for sale around the country anu men
call on him and get rish! KIND oil na''
twenty rcr ccnt lower than can c5 mad el-c
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Gc0iaburg RIarkct.
NIARRIEI.

In Groeuprl ~ 2}i ult. by Rev IN .Challiss.prnf
FRANCIS ". TUrrIN. Of the University at Lewsburg
aud Miss MARIAN VI. daus shtcr Of John Pr0Lasco Esi
of Greenwich.
In the Christian Chapel f4wishur.. the 2jth ult
hv j. g Nobl. LEVI II. PRIEST aud Miss MARY J.
HFACOCK both Of Bradford county.
On the 18th ult, hy the Rev. pr. Watson, WI j
0kKES 10 Miss SARAH Z. .NcCORMlC, both of Brady
t.Nu=lir. Lyc1miug county.
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Audit.rs . Notice.

INPE undersigned Auditor aPpointedby By the
Orphans Court OF Union County IN re-
port upon the exceptions filed TO the Admins
iratIoh Account OF George Kleckner, Admin
isirai0r OF GEoneE kLEsRSEr, dcd., will meet
the parties concerned, for that purpose, al
the Buhaloe House on rnipar, 2d DAY Of Sep
iember next, at 10 O'clock, y. VI, OF which al!
interested will please take notice.
ALBERT Il. WORSE, Auditor.
Lewisburg, Aug. ., 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

rn- SERIOUS STABBING AFFAIR
Last Monday evening, on the camp ground
between Ccnterville aud New Berlin, two
men named Boalich, father ard son, were
in company with some women, when two
brothers named Bishop, cane up and rude
ly puI'ed lady's bonnet TO see who she
was, when one of the Boalichs knocked
him down. Bishop then drew a knife and
stabbed Jacob B,alieh, (thc Oldest in
the abdomen and also cut his arm, and
cat the younger in the breast. jacob
VAS under nr. LUIS care at our last
account, bat in a very dangerous coudi-
ton. The Bishop who used the knife,
fed, but was pursued, and the other one
arrested.
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TTa(eu,

In SOUTHAMPTON, I. !. 10th ult, rev. HENRY VI.
pNTSoNS formerly Pastor Of the Warrior Kun t''t)
Presbyterian Church. . ,
In Sunbury 9Th uit, Mrs LAVINA FRILlNG, aged
In Snnhury the 18th ult, Col. EDWARD W. BRIGHT.
aged 81 years.
In DanvilIr wN SrCULEE, a-cd - years
Ia Kush. wNI NASTENE. in his ioth year
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r see New advertisements.

rza- We have strawberry vines bios.
somiug the second time this year. Is tha;
u,ull thing!
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fan O5durate and lnvcteratc Case
nrsnnnsia CurrI hv the Bittcrs

Thr following from a crltlrfnsn we'll known in tho
rri1n in which e lives hit satisfy all those Of lit
tie IHth: ~ ,-.
WtrrRravv Y. Y. July 2N. ISIS.
: " FavrF * CO.. Et-tou.-S.rs:-Niu years sin" !
Wa. attacked lv that curse Of all Diseases. PTTlrsr.
" lch 30 affected me to caus" great oppression inl
-- aud 5lottiu ot the bowels INN ltt'y ail"rcht-'
accompanied with terrible pains lu the SiHmrch often
or- min, nausea. vomiting ari jIty and headache 10
either With general drihly aud suffering, altogether
rendering lie lUrthrn.
,rr L,ir, ,-i-I every known remedy without effect,
and l,air!lE Of ever -auu. NV lost hrHlth, WaS
induced 10 make of the Osys"ut"i Htrr~' IL" Ion
elect, "i wu,h VT" Immediately yi>'Ir On nv h""th
and system Before using Who'll" bottle was entirety
cured: and feel pleasure in inducing all like snNeF-
,r- a.. M, self To make OF this remarkable remedy
TTiEp. CALbN ELL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

The Congregation of the Warrior Run
Presbyterian Church, in Turbut tov ms zip,
have presented their pastor, l.. Wes,ot,,
with valuable horse.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

I yNDR Drying or Tor present use. TINS most
excellent article viii be supplied to the
cilIzeuS Of Lewishurg al l0 cts. per d"z. ear,
or 37I cts. pei bu>hel, until frost comes. by
Aug. lG. VT n BALI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

School Directors will find it 10 thcir advan-
tace to attend, see for themselves, select Tor
themselves. and employ their Teachers
on the same day. \ teacher should be the
choice Of the School Board, and not OF an III
diyiJual Dircc'ur only.
u HECkENDORN, Go. SuP't
New Berlin Aug. H. 1883.