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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Il. T.. CIIANEY,
ATT q ~ + Y AT IA W,
tllNTON. IA.

PAINYS. Obs, NAKNISIIES, ETC.
Ar CITY PRICES,
IrST RECEIVED n large supply Of White Lead,
d Rcd Lr,u lthargr and all the colors. ground
in oil Dry Copal, Japan. torcll Furniture and
Dcuman Narni,hcs lin.ccd Oil. Turprutnc Win.
dow Glass. Putty Paint brushes. Whitc-~ash Brush.
e. etc etc. for sal. ut city prices for cash only, by
npril SDHNOOD TILDON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02

m" The lad rs of Cincinnati, are lnlroduciur n
new ana beautiful ornament for the parIor ma4tu or
centre table They take large pine burs sprinkle
grass seeds of any kind in them and place them il,
pots OF water. When the burs are soaked few days
lhcy close up to The form o solid then the lit
tie spears Of green grass begin to EN- rge from
among the lalnnn, forming an ornament Of rare aud
sin gular beauty
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02

Iss- THE RAIL ROAD CONVENTION which assembled
in this place on Saturday last was largely attended
Nv intelligent and influential citizens Of the parishes
Of East Feliciana and st Helena The proceedings
will be found in another column.
NJ one who attended this convention, however skcp-
tical he may have heretofore been TO the possibility
Of awakening sufficient amount Of public spirit and
energy to carry this great enterprise into effect, must
have had his doubts if not entirely removed at least
considerably weakened, by the transactions of that
body. The carnestncss Of purpose the willingness TO
dispose of all retarding obstacles as to rouc combi-
ned with the unanimty OF feeling, that the road can,
must. and should be built, has inspired its advocates
with more incentive 10 Jealous operations in its be.
half and brought to its aid many heretofore doubling
and lukcwarm.
The Convention adjourned to meet at Grccnsbnrg,
on Thursday. the 10Th of May. In the meantime, the
appointed agents will for the requisite means
to carry the contemplated design into effect II is to
bc hoped that their efforts will meet with liberal
and generous response from every citizen Of the two
parishes who has the least desire interest in their
future progress and development
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE

Al Il l. r. r NOOR II T. s
ELECTION: MONDAY. APRIL 4, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
nrsuiaburg MarEet.
MARRIED..

In Ln~t Haven. ith lust, hy Eti.r t. EITstt J tMtS
II COLE. OF Fleinin. ton, and Miss MARGARET CPAuL
nl Lrwi~hUT. -
Bv Rev Il Jones. Oct u, Rev. EDWARD tEOMPfGN
aud Mis- MARY ANN >iiEENb ~ uI nanrIlr-
,n the 18th lust. hy Rev ". Nirraul'p> tFH HI IL
of Milton, AMI Mrs SARAH c HOUGLNDuCBLEE, Oi
\iricun~e VALLEY ~ .
sr&iYIOItA and Miss PHOEBE \ daughter Of Ddnici
Moore. 1900.
On the 9th inst. bv the Rev II uil.LENT ESHRACH
Of Muncy. To Ni,- SARAH daughter OF ANr Carothers
near NIIiiamsport.
On thr III inst . ~ Rev. Dr. Watson. JOIN EISSEL
n CLil'i-q,aqur Mis- Macy AM, daughter Of SAM
uel Elaur. - a.. Of ruIhut !'"u-Eip
an tl. "a int ly Rev t,rHr'' of-Nr NttN
Z EiiNEH. anI Miss SAhhl SHEEP both Of Montour
county - . .. .
sul Mss NSRs'NEI u H'6!lN.
In Nlsirt I,c,nir- county, l' Is inst rs E.V.
Trr mi'I.r Rev. >NNU IL. PAWS. ant Miss MARIA
BAKER. -..,,.
g.. ~. Stu Inst. rs Rev. JGAusracl. ipE I'll EHEs
.uI Nj ~AEN Nil : 4Hf-h'-r { l.-sf k.''v 't hrN
Up N,oLpiIN kElCE aut SARAH kNtttf b. TIA oi
rII,'." Tp ....-.,
GA tn. i I.t u, ly E-yI rarnrtt JOIN I. Ei'u-
oI n af Leui-huI, Pa. and Nj AUEEil Iru-utrr u
t ) T.m;.liu .f Nrr'h N'u.l,-'.-. Iui
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HARRISBURG TCLEGRAPu.-Th Legs
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of our readers will be desrous to subscribe
for reliable daily journal at llarrisburg.
To all such we recommend the Harrisburg
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SrERN.-The Elitorof the Lock Haven
IrItchmun dccliucd to print for the Sher-
itf of Clinton county, without pre- payment
having long bill against him already
The Sheriff refused, and advertised large
list Of sales in one paper only. The
Judge decided the notices iliegai-Sherlfl
finds he has 10 advertise again, aud lose
heap Of costs. Hard, perhaps, but just.
ess-No Speaker chosen on Wednesday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

They have had celebration on the in
PRODUCTION Of gas aud water into Altoona
The Fostoria Founding, John Culvert,
has died with scarlet fever.
The Sunbury Gazette, one of the most
influential Democratic papers IN Pennsyl-
vania, proposes that s;ald old conservative
Whig preacher, Edward Everett, for next
President.
A majority of the Philad. delegates to
the Union State Convention, are In favor
of Col. Gu, tin, for Governor.
The Hon. John Covode, of Westmore-
land county, having been addressed by
several hundred of the leading merchants,
manufacturers and business men Of Phila-
delphia, soliciting the use of his name as
a candidate for the next Governor of the
Commonwealth, writes areply, a specimen
OF genuine patriotism and good taste
R,adiay JoUHak
The finding Of the Court Martial in the
case of Col Thomas Brandon. Of Danville.
has been set aside 10y the Governor, on
the grounds Of iutOrmal!ty III the constiiu-
ton OF the Court.
George Harrison, of Sunbury, slaugh
tered his large hog last week. In weight
it came up to the respectable figure OF J5I
pounds.
Rev Joshua Kelly has removed from
Muncy to take the pastoral care Of the
Baptist church in Wiliamspcrt.
The Snyder county folks are going to
Midllcburg, TO save the Union, on Satur-
day 3lst Dec. 1883. Both parties unite
in the call.
Charles Bratton, Justice of the Peace
in Bra,ton township, Mfliin Co, gives
public notice in the Lewstown Gu9cHe,
that no shooting matches or other games
of hazard will hereafter be tolerated in
said township.
\ couple of Jews are travelling through
the rural districts, in the eastern counties
Of his State, swindling honest and unsus-
pec'ing farmers by selling them galvaniz
cd watches aud mock jewclry for genuine
gold.
The Court of Snyder county decided to
remove the School Directors of Chapman
township because the majority of them de
cided not to open Free Schools according
to law.
John Peckbam has taken charge of the
Middleburg High School.
The Ladies of the Methodist church
in Milton open their Fair, Saturday, the
24th Dec. to continue during the Holidays
The Lutheran Ladies in Sclinsgrove
have Fair during the Holidays.
Mrs. John Myers, of Strasburg, Lancas-
ter Co., has in her possession copy of
the Bible, printed in the year 1871. 1t
is venerable and highly -prized family
relic.
Mrs. Keesey, wife of the absconding
clergyman, with her five children, has re-
turned to her fathers house, in Mitiiln
county, where they will find home
Nothing has been heard of Keesey or his
paramour.
Granted-a new trial, to Jacob Fousf,
twice convicted of murder in the first de-
gree, at Erie, Pa.
The stabbing case in Snyder county,
resulted in convicting both the Boligs and
the Bishops of assault and battery.
Three Irishmeu were committed to
Jail in Lock Haven, on the charge of
killing a man they brought dead to
tavern at Turuey's Run, last week.
Jersey Shore commenced enjoying Gas
light, Monday Of this week.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
HARD TINES OUTDONE!
.IRssS WALES y 60.

Just received Un addition to Their
large >tuckJ a fresh supply Of FALL
ND WINTER GOODS, and beg leave res
pee fully 10 luirrm The Ladies and Gentlemen
If Town and County, that they can suit them
"A anything IN their ilue, of trade, style, quail
aud prfra
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

Furs. .Furs. Fancy Fars

A FINE assortment Of fancy furs - now
y for sale at the Lewisburg Hat Nanui-
than has ever been oherel 70
his coun,ry. Ladies are respectfully invited
to call and examine The quality.
~ o''' "''' JOS. GIBSON. Agt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

ra-The Principal and Pupils of the
Lcwisburg Academy will give 'rrTf'on
this friday afternoon. Exercises to
commence at , o'clock All are invited.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
uvs. Hannah Jorda,A's Estate.
f,eo. g.g,f.En,,cE M r-osoug WI THRIVE.
HAVE now opened at mv Tannery' ('or-
/: m.rly H.W.Fries'l IN Lew'>ours' a
Boot and ShOe lianuLdctOry.


and most respectfully solicit Iae patronage 81
The commuu,.y. huT 1e by a street a't"", '.
business 10 merit share OF The trade "li
determined l1 self. ler tJsh
the Gest IyHcl jor ne 5'st ,H,"ey,
both far ,,y'e and durability, as ta- material
f., "a .ag o,r, T.u1g.r. except l-e H"i''' B..
KI and French % which have rf'rH- e .
NJ. hest in market. Ny aWu Taauo--. aud
81 c,s worked "a my hep, insured and "~'-
laa'.l a> Recommended.
LADIES and others who may desire D viii
be waited on for measures 81 tnelrre>l4ehess
,r n NY durIu., Lear the SAop, Uy MI
Fisher. my foreman.
\, E4sf.rn ur-e kcOt FIR sale, but can
compete with Eastern WORK ~ prices, anu
finnish better article. In fact an detrr-
p..a.I ,o sell lower thar any competitor, NV
cr,ac, j, 90 d,po>e Of my Hides al casH P..Ie>
and Manufacturing added.
Tu.-e no try ne u. 10 fn' 'fiS o. hHn''-'
but Greatly u me interest o. those "Ao Wis"
4, a,i the va.ur Of their money.
I5,nst deem It imro1lnt' 30 fI' .e F7.ls7'
n. ,ll.s and stock 5-il.r materially.
FARMERS HAVING u'Hes O. dispose o', NAV
lind i, an advantage Iu iuu- jn. .m B. 'h' az .''
,-aH a..av-aac-v.II t,ra1'r 'a taeH 90" h..'~'
The Hcr.-t Pae- i,s HileS, ia iash OF
Boots auI SHOES,
y.g..tI.pg ivr sale a, az TINES, ca accom-
tg lf.a terms auI Il. low prices.
Iaai,b1rg. Nov. :. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

TREAs0N-Ina communication address
ed to the Richmond Examiner, an CABLE
AND DISTINGUISHED VIRGINIAN' propo-
ses to s.S-mcite the Emperor Of Mc French
10 send hs army and macy hitler and take
tie Southern States under his protection. -usa
1t this is not treason, We know not what
is-and this cable and distinguished Nir-
ginian" is as much traitor as Benedict
Arnold, and deserves the gallows more
than Brown.
In Bosten, VIM A. Cochrane, who sued
George l. Perry for seducing his wife,
claiming damage in $4,000; has been
awarded $4,000 by the jury, which sum
Mr. Cochrane gave to the Home for the
Fallen
One Of Gov. Wise's recommendations
to the Legislature of Virginia, is to avoid
course of policy which will drive the free
negroes in Virginia to the North. 1t is
found by experience that the South has
M more iuye,cra:e enemies than the black
log,tise, from her SOL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
Eesr5sbssrI, f'N.
rc,n,y MORNING, Drc. %. 1883.

zE,-Nanufarturrrs. Merchants. Mechanics
t',n.,a,. nNr-rs in City aud Country, fuhliShers-
. Who wish to buy sew"uld dc We'll 10 rnp.oS r'.s
circulation in a community containing a
r. .ar Proportion active solvent pF0iHesr''
.a, -, tsnl,rs as any in the state
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

Esy-Somc of our people missed
great treat by not Attending Rev, MIR,
Willis Lecture, last Friday evening.
lie bad good house, and gave discourse
replete with sterling good sense and full
of fun and sentiment.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

Time Table ---Lewisburg R.R. Station.
MOVING SOUTH.
Express (maiD do lo;l" AN
Freight Il Accommodation 9;ao VI
NOTING NORTH.
rre;sb, & Accommodation $50 A VI
rxnr..s C,,o;h masses Lewisburg 4:36 p VI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

nayWe add HENRY 5. EVANS of Chcs
Ter county to our list of candidates for
Governor. He is a man Of great Industry
and integrity-served honorably as State
Senator-and is widely known as the edl-
tor of the TUogc Record.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
For the Ladies'.

such rs Pisin and Fancy silks B.acS silks French VI"
r-uus lJ-aiu.S. Cashmere. Pau cAryres Eusruia
Fall- MohaIr Iii<turc>, Bainoral shirts, sA"lrt"u
>,rt- SC Prints from Il, 20 !" cents, ami bvst hrr
mach. Cooh,o and English Prints - yards Tor ein Iha
lrr nirr -e.cnu Ladies >havls Of all descriptions
fur- ofsIl kims Gloves Hosiery, and hit goods, ai
kinds LmJ criys, and Domestic goods Of every de
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
Pure Java COFFEE, ground.

Willow and Cedar Ware. GLASS;
ware. .ssIiFen>.s;,re. tarthcn-
ware. s;o.'e, EN.inc, sc.
Fish Of, fhuJ, iHs Od, Cdadies, Cundls
aud Lump Hek, T,iioie, Lani, dc.
Soaps Of all kinds, Wheel Grease, etc,
CobGCco dn0 jegurs, eboiec pariciu.
Flour, Corn Meal, Potatoes, Com,
Rye, Oats, DC. always on hand.
Go2d, G.ay-,,d f,,s . slargs II Customers
resting G-i.i.a ne b.roush.
To tt,~7rt ~ 0uUclt rat" all the articles which We
haze sale wutit be- lIlu-si.r- We would respect
;u'Iy -. -- TO -ii and -zsa'. a--ortmeut
& tIucr.l-s W confident h,-u. able 20 sell as
r.sT Do. o. can r Y-ht ta:s side Ut fhiiadeIi La.
We Nou'd particularly so.ic.t eutTy ireEts to s's
a r4..; iar
~ purchase all manner Of Produce,
and par rs hi, q any lr,iv e.sr.
LcwI~tHI- 3. Al rl. -. ls.g. L G. ENANst 20
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
Holiday Presents.

The following, among numerous oiher atu-
cles appropriate for Christmas and New
Years Presents, may be had althe Posr OffIcL;
Lady's Gold Watch,
Gents do
4 >etls tcwclry and fine Gold Rings,
Iaty'> fine Gold Chain,
duz Lockct>, assorted sizes,
Lady'S Dressing Case,
Gcuts do
= iine Writing DESKS,
PAPER Macht and rur. Nor. Port tohos,
Iad;'s Trnkcr Box,
Basket Wax Fruit,
taz. LaIy'S fine Gold Pens and fencis,
} d.z Il5y's Pearl Gard Cases,
Sleeve Buttons aud Gold Spectacles,
Prrrrmerr auI Toi'e, soaps,
Giu. Books from IL CTS. to $500,
Autographs, Albums, Diaries,
CuutectonerieS, Ral,inS, Nuts,
TOYS aud Dolls Of various Gus,
A>sar,cd Fruit tor christmas Trees,
Musical Balloons, which boys vii please
Tin ChariotS. Horses, Dogs aud Wings,
Trumpsls and Drummers for bout "irre fps,
\ splendid Engine 10 please the vonuS'
PASSENGER Car, and swan ucckct Pung,
Ont S.csrr>c,7e rh.l cant he beat
my dealers M or ,r0g turn street,
Cradl.,. Chars. Tur> aii a great variety .!
Household Furniture too tedious I' mention
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
For the Gentlemen,

mt Ia ia! be stylrs lotl-. ta->imprrS. Vr>tin.s.
u,,rcuai. .al,s and Gynts' Furnishing Goods generally,
>uaN,. Ready made Clothing, Hats nui Caps, fCr VI u
AMI Bows.
Also all kinds "t GROCERIES, HARD
WARE. QUEENSW SALT, NAILS,
PLASTER. DC.
FISH IN !. ! and ! bbl>.
COAL-A large quantity Of Stove Coal,
which will deliver to pat # town on short u-
ticr ~ i. I.urr tie same quality Il r1Ii ra bee
r,,u- aiy l,r, else. m town. ts;,r-ut kinds OF
lin .nurr.rs Cal. Pine Wood taken in exchange for
c,Hl
= Cash paid tor all kinds OF GRAIN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

.y~A number of eligible Town Lots-and
much valuable Building MaieTlal-ior SAFE
NJ New Berlin, next Friday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

TOVND-An ovERCCAT. Inquire a.
+ lh.s Office.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

ERoM all sections Of the country sn''rih'rs 90 'n.r
POPULAR trt Institution. u1N IN it, -iStli year arr
hin. received in 4 ratio unparalleled With that Of ANY
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Ncws llcms from Olbcr Counties

es-HoId-prospcct of good sleighing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

,yHoliday Gifts at Mrs.DeNormandie' at
the Post Office, &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

miles Of the Road male-al! TO be completed
before the year 1850 closes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

ly-The new Baptist meeting house in Sc
linssrove will be dedicated 10 the worship of
Aim ghty God, Sunday. Jan. |. 1850. Sermon
a; IOl o'clock, AM, by Rev. ProfCurts, and
by other ministers during the day. A cordial
invitation is given for all to attend.
A. J. HAY, Pastor
The Quarterly Conference OF the North
umberl'd Association will meet at SeliDsgrove
the ID Ian. at o'clock, PM. Full attendance
is desired. A. HAY, Sec
Introductory Sermon by !. Andersen Kelly.
T1eress on Luke l5e by J. Anderson k'lly.
do Acts 2i:25 by Joseph p Tustin.
do I Peter 3:l9 by Andrew + Shanafelt.
Fssav bv Stephen II. Mirick Church Courtesy.
do Joshua Kelly Church Government
do John r. Shanafelt the brst manner Of
conducting sabbath Schools.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

rN-The Sunbury Gazette is the only
Democratic paper We have seen which
takes patriotic and sensible view of the
rawlings of the Disunionists of all shades.
The Editor talks to them "like Dutch
uncle" and advises every ''brat" of that
description to be soundly spanked and
sent to bed......The same paper urges the
Germans Of the Mahanoys aud elsewhere
to 60 to work with their children and learn
English as fas, as possible, for their own
good In every respect......Wm. Hays, of
Shamokin, is a curious collector OF old
coins, and is now on the keen scent for an
American cent Of 1915, which, if sent to
lin, will be sensiely received AID With
aEe sersitil!'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

A FIRST GLASS LAR0K FoU1 STORY BROWN
"A and brick front house ead M Tor sale q sacridce;
between Eighth and Ninth avenues; CO.. eooe Will 30
sold for n000O po6seasion Immediately. RNs F'-1'
--'-,-' b PARxMURST, 10 Nasa street room .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

nR. GEORGE F. HUDSON, SURGEON DENTIST CON.
~ nues to fill teeth with gold and their preserve
ton for life bleeding or liberated speedily cured ne
would call particular lotion and
which Is much superior to any made Sasactiou qua
anieed IN ai cases charge Office from A. III IL
r Odice and residence SSl West Twenty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

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A LARGE SUPPLY OF TIE BEST FAMILY COAL
"A Red or white ash stove furnace And
delivered A. 81 50 per ton from yards corner Of King
LEeesWieh seetT ces - NcN EsgSsy l.c,s.eh Isl
pasne. ara 70 Gaaal, sear ALsa xAIlazW CLINTON.