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FoR HOLIDAY PRRsRNTs.--Call at Green's for
one of bis gems Of Art, viz Plain or Colored Photo
graphs, equal to the best ever exhibited ia this
vicinity FoREBT CITY GALLERY,
ROyiT263 243 Superior steel.
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FROM NORFoLK.

NoRFoLx, Nov ..
A son Of the tdltor OF the Argus. II years Of
age was found murdered Tonight In roum OF
the National Hotel, with deep stab IN the neck
Great excitement. No arrests.
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EY- Fine Silver Tea Sctts, Forks, Spoons. Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings Labels, &C., Sc
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOoo, ERswORTH 4 Co.'S,
oetI Cor Superior and Seneca sta.
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Tg- Travellers will bear in mind that Halls HO-
mDcpatby is ia Cleveland, opposite the Weddcl
HOuse
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Dec D
Nothing has transpirel here in relation to
the Prealdens Message 1t will probably not
be sent to the Senate before next week a.
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FR6M ToLrDo. ID

TOLEno, Dec. ..
The funeral Of the Hon, Daniel o, MOrton,
late q S. District Attorney for Northern Ohio,
was largely attended by members of the pro-
fession as body, and the citzsns generally
Judge Potter, Mason, Myers, Fitch, Dunlap and
Gen. Hill, officated az pail beafers, ,y.
The Courts hers passed resolutions expressive
Of general grief and adjourned. '
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AtSS~ The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale at
Hawks, ] g. Maison's and Omated's news depOts
at news depots at weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street
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ss-For Commercial and Marine New. Sc,
Fourth Page.
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Tv- For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, 90 to D @. Diets LII SuperlOT.at.
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CARD OF TaANKs,-AtA meeting Of s p Chase
Engine Co, No , last night, the thanks of the
Company we're rendered to the citizens who as
sisted them by the purchase of tickets to The mas
queFade on Thursday evening, and especially TO
Mr.. Charles h Main, the gentlemanly landlord Of
the JOhnaon, for his Efforts to make the affair sue
eessial mud for the Eumpiuous supper which be
provided, tgs "
subjoined are a few Of the characters persona
ated at the ball, which were very well sustained,
soma Of them particularly so.
G.. g., Son Of MAlta;M. u, Fat Boy; 8. r., Han.
lett r. D., Uncle Ned; J. q, Little Darkey; J, d
Yankee, J. b, Yankee; b, O, Fear-noai g.
| Wild Irishman; W. j., Rob-Roy; J. r. Greclan
Pirate; @. b., Lucy Long
Mrs d., Peasant; Miss N, P., Peasant; Mrs. A .
dancing girl; N. T., Fairy Queen Mrs H., High
land Lasslei Miss b.. FAIRY; ha. s., Kenia; hisi
c., Aunt Libby Miss J., May; Miss D., Kate
! Miss D., Mag; Mrs, G., unknoWps Mrs. L., Gfanl
Mother Mrs M, unknown. ssas
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SPLLDINas PREPAREp GLUB!- -UsETUL iS
EvERY HoVsE.-Another supply just received by
FOGs, ENswORTH Il Co.
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sILvEA soAP.-SILYRR soAPll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors marble
nantes, &c.-Another lot just received by
FOGa, EHsWGRTH x Co
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"-T| NEW York, Dfo. ..
Mrs Wood, wife OF Fernando Wood the May
or elect, died in this city TINS moning.
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TnANKs.--Baggags Master Gould will please
accept our thanks for yesterday Cincinnati papers.
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FROM ST. LOUIS,

br LOUIS, Deb49
. Piks'a Peak Express of the ~ reached Leav
enworth to day, with $4,000 in dust, anda large
mail Severe weather has SGT in, and mining
is generally abandoned, Heavy snow storms
had occurred on the Plains.
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TREESEMARl

pROTECTED BY ROYAL Iietters
q. Patent tnm ENGLAND, aud seuured bv he SEAL
81 the kCOLE DE pHAHMAC1H DE PARIS ana III
No, l-lnvalGable Tor Relaxation, sp6ru aiorrhna a
Physical EEhaustlon, aud Is tsni1 - 4 ,--'-
Ne - onpetty orad Gates all traces VI those dseasa.
elsus ufs oi e1payia nnd cubohs
No 3-iss entirely supPaniod ihs iaiurious use E. .
ouy merely inSnfng Tia SUD speedy telif aisl
in BY ihs Hpd rootina oatthe oE dIsFa
IhlHSEAAR, Nos Is AID 3. Ate prephred An IN lo a.
OF lo2ense devoid OF asis Or snei md ann IL carried
Ia the wuisooat pocket SOlB IN TIN CGsEs a diSiied
mo skFANAIe DofLs ~ ndm niHterad By VapaHH LAle
mas, ~ ko9x Meerd NO 40 Puoe, 50 zach fear casos
there t spyinv OF - ~ DO hna Whalrsse hni rrsH
Of pr BARROW, l0l Bterker at., New fofk iulnesll'
ateg 0n feceying temi1nn0r, Dr. Harrow will foTwsId
we ES Y h X to any paFt OF the wuTla, securely
ana Addressed AooordinE 10 the iuaTOctshs
FOisaluhF J 4i GAYLORD HAMRIoND.
- hail VILLA III FfSkHs
0euo dHW lY nj
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ES-soo advertisement sr Dr.. sanfOrd'' Liver
tnYigorAtor.
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PREACHERS AND PREACnING-BY REV. EIcHo-
LAS MURRAY d. D., author Of "Kirwin's Let
tera TO Bishop Hughes" "llomanism at Home"
etc New York Harper Brothers, 1860.
The author says in the preface to this volume
that "In u ministry of thirty years continuance, he
has noticed the causes of the and failure Of
ministers, and the good aud bad conduct Of parish
es and people towards them, aud the results are
here stated for the instruction of all concerned -"
The object of the book Is TO ineite the ministers
of the Church TO higher zeal and earnestness In its
great work and TO make it more efficient at home
and abroad, to which good design tho book seems
well adopted.
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STORIES OF RAINBOW AND LUCEY--BY JAooB
4 ABBOTT. New ork: Harper Brothers,
1860.
Abbotts series Of Juvenile books have done
great and good work among the youth Of our
land, and many man and woman now upon the
stage of active life owes much OF bis good instruc-
ton to reading these books while young, This
book is the first Of new series Of stories by the
same author. Itwill be Gt aud suitable present
for a father or mother to give to their child
j. B. Com a Co. have the above for sale.
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FROM sTocKsRtDen

aaF# .SrookRRtDaE DEC v.
Theodore Sedgwiek, the u, U, District At
torney for the Southern District Of New York,
died here last mig t.
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CoURT OF CoMAoN PLHAs--JuD0E BIAHoP.-
Benjamin Ellis was yesterday tried for burglary.
aud found guilty
Divorce cases will be heard this morning
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noLLowAY's PILLs AND UINTMENr.-UnNer-
sa PhilantAiOpyNoar One million boxes Of Pills arc
svery monh drbuted throughout the towns and vi
Of the United etaes and Canada, and almost equal
amount OF Ointment accompanied these orders. II may
be sid wi truth, that HolOwBy's medicines Mes
sslseis Of Joy, carrying healing their wings" TO ni-
ons op CROSSED by every fprm aud tyoe OF disease.
G3 suld by all d. usgss, al 2bc, 62c, and 81 per box
dec6.lv
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THE CoURTs.-UNITED sTATEs COURTs-
JuDoE WILSON. The trial Of Settle for the
manufacture OF counterfeit coin Is still in pros
gress
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PoLloE OoURT--BEToRE JuDoE LAwRENoE =
Anthony Carter and George jackson, were up for
upon the streets for ten days, and the latter was
hnep IS and costs.
Charles Morrison. arrested for disturbance. was
discharged. Ne
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That Professor Weeds Hair Restorative
WILL PRRSRVR INPALLIBLY

NW - AANA ~ AAA ia
w tho grnsn aa4 eo'er of tie hair. IL usediwo %
fs GsSs s 1Sss s %sss I, ss sa S .rs g
tae halr make itgers sol mud ssa,lni tnpa sly oil
aRs staus'ueB, Judsss Att0Tas1a ipeIsis CIssrsasa
Professional mon aad oeatea aul Ladies u ~ ciassos
lsysT asadi iawss ass. saa Saesl .A' '0
paoE YsoD1nssi sg SS: I 'lnS G Ia, - sas%as aSs
Ss SsI9 induced 70 gsg ,G0s Y hlI
oST as se's S Rsli r .das Tins sa hoo. ,.rf.s,,,
hair almost uIulI ea,ne on suesSs when irlsi
We did Gwith lttH hone ~ bp ~ anr snrp-its
Rsi d f u.aSs &c g S.
sooH start 4 "et aa Neese ee~s thgt our BOY has
fas Rssaso P s ssS T. sry g SY
shti " FieoiAHgTasM,
| stRAH A Hf00fNRuTfiAM
SssSSS ss Ss iSs 90 sS ss:i Ss,
WE6S sS sssg1'sS ssG sus 8 gsar 20, sifsi isir
sSS S sTa%' iss Rrs seSi:Sss ~
81 80 Sss Ell s'SsS sasl {. a.
s SssS
glss gugsaSo y tss s E ne si%e,s
,t nm, 10 ~ aiG E ,ns m wv ~ kSehsse s ps..
pSilaiains 80 lhs . esiasd sr 's''' - -'q' = w.
ciacansa o., egb 10 issy sAs'" RI flSs fhsra ~
hseSs wesg esa ~. byihe rasge ei irsna %
SSssS Rs 9'i I% % S Ssi ssI Esssl @ Ss
s ssss iss sss1 SSl New NJ ei be-
ssa sSsi @ s .s y iss 4 = q sGs siss
Rs W,s Sg = ogpes hays received
b. oa srsii ~ isiii .ai sSrsFssRsss'isllg sco.s.
gss & E., ssaiCa s e s9.sS ssYs "a
Ss5 Es'sai sai fs % s saiS as = q. III \.
S ~ s sS saa f s si ssss ss Sss . ;: e
I sio j WOODS GO ,Pi6ptist,r.. Ns az ptsaaNs, N
Rs,k, ,ss4 T. n \ "A, Msgsgl street 4. Lsgis Me-
Ana sola oy ~, nIasslHs Hal FAnov ooeas SeaAea-
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JUDoEs BoLToN AND FooTE. This Court was
occupied yesterday with miscellaneous basineas
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIoNERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROcERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
soMD BY HOUSE,FURRlsHlNG STORES
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANOY.GOoDs DEALERS. [
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS
GENERALLY.
Ma uiaetuTedby
HENRY G, SPALDING 4 co.
80 PLhTT STREET, NEW YORK.
Address Post Office Box No. $500.
Put up ia eontaialug either Peur Eight y IwsV
DoEsA eAoh--a bsautiful
LHTHoGRAPHIC sHoWCARD
aeeo paging sash Paekassd
tVVifhlt;haWakeVNN |fINF
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ECONOMY!
GA srlron :, rlAe sA,s. Nlp' ~

AZ seSteats wh happen, eel rsguaisdJaE,ss It
very desirable 10 have chsap and convenient way
isr repairing Furniture, Toys, cfOokou, 40
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PRoBArE COURT--JuDsR TILDEN - Hewlett
was found guilty Of assault aud battery, and hned
So and the cost, the latter amounting 10 $50 or
SEQ.
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srALDINa,s rnErAnEp eLuE

meets al such emerseuces ana househol afd to
be without r.. Isis ufwnys ready aud up to The sticking
point There Is no longer necessity for mpng chairs
solinsred yentels Leaie doa aud broken cradles It
isjust he article for she'll unl other otnamenta
work, so popular with ladies Of refuemenl and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chsmca
" held IN solution snl possessing all tho valuable quas
VI The best cabinst-nakers glue It be used in The
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
TNHE COMBINATION OF MGR &
Il DIENT5i in these Pills result OF a long and
extensive pmctse They mild in their operation and
certain in Correcl s irregularities, Painful Msnslrua-
ttioRs, removing all distractions, whether from cold
otherwise headache, ptn in the e. puipaton OF the
heart whites, all affections, Mysteries, fatigue
paia the back and limbs, &G'. disturbed sleep which
arse from interruption Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the Pent Of era the treatment OF
those aud obstuc ions which coas gned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and
loved to a Premature Gave No 'emale edoy good
health unless she regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEEsEMAN'S PILLS
are the most ehectua remedy known for all cont
plants pscuart Fa!s To all classes they are lnva
ablS iRd4eiag 0h osraiaty periodical regularity They
are known thousan2s who hava used theI different
periods throughout thu country having tho
Of the eminent physicians AmerIca Ezplicit drsc-
tons stating gea and Shea they should be ssd with
each BoH-he r ice ons Dollar each boz, coniaiang 90
Pills.
valuable pamrhe ct 10 bo hpd free of the Agents Pills
eat by mall proNpig, by enclosing price to General
Agent sold By Druggists generally.
RIB. HU fCHINGS Gensral Agent,
1855 Chambers ST., New York.
Ia CIevaIsud at Vim. Fiskts and r.ln,l Ilar,
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TwiNsBuRou A0RicuLTURAL SooIErT The
annual election Of the Union Agricultural Society
came on in Twinsbursh on Saturday December
81. A good deal Of interest was manifested. The
constitution was so amended as 10 give Chagrn
Falls, sireeisborough and Bedford Director
The officers for the following year are as fol.
lows
Prcsldeni-James Brown, Twinsburgb.
Vice dol. NJ. Hicox, Solon
Secreiary--B. O. Horriok, Twlnsburgh.
Trcasurer-A. l.. Nelson, do
Directors-D Dudley PettibOue, solon; E. s. Har,
mon, Aurora, J. b. Ellsworth, Huds,u; John
Wallace, Norhhsld; @ Hanks, Twlusburgh; r. e.
osRood, streetsborougbi J. H. Cooper, ChsgIin
Falls; Joseph Burns, Bedford.
There seems to be good feeling through the
townships as represented at the election, aud we
predict prosperous future to the Society under
the administration Of It's present corps Of officers.
Ga the retirement OF the old board OF officers a
vote Of thanks was rendered them for the able
manner in which they have discharged their duties
during the past year.
| q STRvR~. Sprretarv
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DR. McCLiETook's CoLD AND CoVoH MIX
yuRE -Auong the cola and cough remedies" that flood
the market this alone stands the solid bnsis Of true
medical soienco DR. Moclntock stands the fore from.
n the profession He stak his reputation what he
fers to the sick genuine curative Never has thi
preparation falsiaed his guaranty Price 2s cents.
/ Sold by WIN, FfsKE, Druggist,
dee21m Clave and.
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CLevEtAsp 4 Eris DtyipEED tho Cleveland
4 Erie Road has josl declared a ssmi-annual div-
ldepd Of ays per cent payable 10 cash, and an ad'
dlaobat dividend u Eve per cent, payable 40
scrip.
Tsn ooNNHAvr TsAIN --0n and after Monday,
the istb Inst, the accommodation train on the
Cleveland a Eris Rosd, win run through from
Cleveland to Connoant, instead Of to Ashlabala, 20
heretofore this ssason. This change will BE- one
that will serve the interest Of both the Road and
oOnnsau, and KIngsvillo people. The time table
will be announced 10 due time.
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C5T We ars feoiced dad that the renowned Chemis
Of New England Doet AYER hes ct length turned his at
tenilon to the disorder which bangs like blight upou
community Our Is healthy as alg other, with
one siuga exception and that the Fever N which
haEuts every side But his remedy 4curo, as We
shonld kno il mn y n he made u. Cast Y this bplefu
isease n on amnng and Of the lave lest spots
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a1a|1Ia..
Y Rensrtcs ~ the tfhfsn reieafarf. u
orTIen, wLntNo'a nLocE, oonHER oF nANE AND
~. CIkfR aTRVNra.
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BRYAN's TAsTrLEss VERMFveE. - Worms in
IN children II not dsodged AZ the foundson Of fstalda
ensss One doso OF this really pleasant liquid wl destroy
and bring them away desperation s thorough The COM
ttiut roy returns Evsry constituent sf the Veuge
svesetaAis and harmless II gives no pain.
PRICE IS cents. sold b VIM. FIsKE,
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sPALDING's PR RFPAREn 0LUEf
USEFUL IN EvERY HOUSE
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD NY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
sPALDINcs PREPARHD GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS
Hu sPALIINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HoUsE-FURNIsInNG sroRES
sPALDiNGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
sPALpiNd's PREPARED 6LUg.
SOLD BY FANcY-GooDS DHALERS
sPALDTNes PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny GRoCERs.
sPALDtNG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD by COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Mauufaepal ed nv l
HENRY C, sPALDING & CO.
50 Platt.s.rset, New York.
Address Post-offeO box No.aOo.
Annexed is an alpha betcai list OF articles WHICH,
damaged may 10 restored 60 thor original strength an
usefulness by
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USEFUL IN EVERY HoU

Pat FOR Deales IN ctsos containing four eight AND
twelve dozena beautiful Lthogiaph ShOwoard aecomps-
~ ng each package.
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~ Is.rss SE 81. Il..s5.. ss e .aa ... s3s gg :.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-25

FARM Lands for sale % miles from Philadcly ria. by
= Railroad, in the State Of New Jersey. soil among
the best for Agricultural rurposrs being good loan
soil. with clay bottom The land is large tract
vied into small farms. and hundreds from ell parts OF
the coudtTy are no~ settling and building The crops
produced large and be seen growing The eli
mate Is delightful, and secure from irosts Terms
Sl5 10 a per payable within years ty install
ments To Wit the plsce-Leave Vine Street Wharf a,
Philadephia atsl A. NJ hy Railroad for Ifammontop,
or address Bsrnss, by hitter, Iismmonau rast OF
Zee Atlantic eonnty, New Js-y. See i~!l advertise
ISE. In another column.
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Notice to Creditors.
MONEY WANTED.
vNHE undersigned wants Ono ThOu-

Ainu kSOdtIfS Out Ui MS BOOK AC-
counts 10 pay of ms debts. He owes. and is
unplea>anly urged for payment. Those,
therefore, who are in arrears TO him for
six months and over, will please settle
accounts Immediately; and those in arrears,
under six months, will receive reasonable
discount on their accounts for payment made
within that time. q Better settle whilst you
may, and before being compeAsd &; Also
N. bah persons, hereafter, employing
the professional services of the subscriber,
will be called upon TO settle their bills pune
tually al six months after attendance given.
CHARGES MODERATE. and a reasonable
amount Of charity practice expected to be Civ
en- where persons have the disposition, but
not the means, 10 pay. Others, in their prac-
tice, may extend or unlimited credit but. for
himself, he has, for the future fixed on the SIX
MONTHS TERM, which will be strictly adhered
TO in all cases.
OiJStrlct attention given to business as for
merry. WM. Lesser, NJ. ID.
Lewisburg. July IS. ls59m6
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LUMBER, LUMBER :,

LII MRER Il LII UMBER
TE'HE subscribers have for sale -rr-
Qn lots TO suit purchasers q IL >ss.A >
Il large stock Of :S.ss II
PINE BOlRDS-ranel Stuff s44ars-tta-.. =.
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
20 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
" hich are offered low for cash. al our Mills
on South Branch Of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley NarrowS road at the end of our Road.
. A Diploma for a superior sample Of
PlankS, and Premium for Rails and Shng-
les, were awarded US at the las, Union CoAg
FAR. JOHN M'CALL & BROS.
lyI73 Forest Hill p o. Union Co. Pa
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A Washington Shareholder On "Bill
Seward

\ recent letter from the city of Wash
ingfon, says: 81 was not little sur
prised, as well as amused, TO meet on the
street respectable citizen of Washington
who chanced to have got thimbleful of
grog down his throat. A knot Of good
fellows were around him-all politicians,
and the exploit of Brown was the talk.
Some we're terribly severe on Seward and
his 'irrepressible cobhict,' when our friend
squared of with 'Oh, hang that nonsense.
You know, just as well as | do, that its
all humbug You know Bill Seward don't t
go in for such dcins. Talk that stuff to
somebody besides me-
"The Democratic fire eaters persisted in
their assertion thatSeward's doctrine led
TO riot and murder-that bis Rochester
speech provoked the Harpcr's Ferry re
bellion. Our friend replied: Now, look
here-Vve got two good niggcrs at home,
and you needn't set me down as an Aboli-
ZIONIST. But, | tell you, Seward was right.
All he said was, that Slavery would back
down before Freedom-thst it would grad
ually die out-be crowded ou. Of exis-
teDce-an' l tell you it's 50. You know,
as well as l do, ,ha. that's the current
things are taking. We shan't ever see
another Slave State, boys, aud what's the
use O lying about Seward because lie
tells the TRUTH
81 give You this street talk as a sign of
the times. know the man to be a slave
holder, and quite resigned to the idea hat
slavery must GO TO the wall, and Mr.. Sew
ard, or some other Republican, eventually
tectme President"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-25

Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music,
Catalogues, Newspapers, &c.
either Full or Hall-Bound, in various kinds Of
LLArHER or Of MUsLIx, and lined with Marble
Paper OF different figures.
Old Bibles and other Books or Papers which
it is desired to preserve as memorials in a
family, can be made more secure by the Bin
der'S skill.
CrBlank Books, Bibles, Hymn and Prayer
Books, Pocket Books, Albums, Diaries. &c,
LcitcFca with Gold
in legihle and durable characters, TO order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made 10 suit
customers.
..sA good Bnlery has long been desired
in this vicinity. and | therefore respectfully
solicit the public patronage, trusting that my
experience and attention 10 business will give
satisfaction. Iln,end 10 charge moderate and
uniform prices. on the - 1--we and Let Live"
princrle-and hope to make it a permanent
business.
Pro1Gcc md Store Goo5s taken IN pay.
= Rent and stock requiring money! expect
PAY on DELIVERY Of all work. -
Biudcry in Beavers wooden block, N.Third
street, faur doors from Market >treet,Eea the
Chr0nirls Office. CHA'S J. STAHL.
LewiSbure, April /, 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-25
LEWISBURG ACADEMY.

II HE Fan Session Of this Institution will
commence MoNDar, Sept 10, 1859, to con-
uuue r3 weeks ito be succeeded Immediately
by the winter Session Of the same
length. \ short Vacation wili be given during
the HOLIDAYS.
All the Branches Of thorough Academic
Course are taught, and young men desirous
Of qualifying themselves for Teaching, for en-
terIng College, or for general business, will
find II to their advantage TO enter this school.
The Bible is Text Book.
A large Class Of Young Ladies is secured
TUITION-per session Of IS weeks, ,includiDg
contingent expenses.
PGINiRV-' reading Writing. D-fuer, Arithmetic.
G-o- tram. and 4 :. History. s. @
ADVANCED ENGLlsiI- all not included abovcl SO
LANGUAGES, 80
No additional charges also, no deductions
except for pro,racted sickness. Tuition pay
able Immediately upon the close Of the ses-
SION. JOHN RANDOLPH.
August &c, 1850. Principal.