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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-11
..pYEING........ ....DYEING.

NTEMPs, DYER AND SCOURER,
No 60 Bourbon street.
~ inform the public that he has lust assumed
OF the Dyeiug Establishment No. 73 Royal street,
he will "tinue hereotore with the careful
tru '1T wlirl he ii celebrated.
Tie III which, for the last twelve years, he has salts
f t5 nt bis bishrnent Bourbon
1tr-t N 1unr,ut"e for those wk'S " honor him with their
en:F-1tf"- OF ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-11
PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL.
ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Sunday May /, 1859:

wv which will be the last regular train.
On Sundays the will o'clock morning
trip and leave the city hour after II o'clock until II
O'Clock at uight.
On and after Sunday 18th there will be half hour trips
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra trips from night by the Horse Car
when required. By notifying the Conductor
The Steam Train will stop at Gentiy Station, when notified,
except mail trips and after O'Clock p. NJ Sundays Fare
each way 5 cents and conductors have timely notice to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-11
DOME sTIC PORTS.
-. -. 80, =.
q AT,TF0 or Nj A
N e W YO RK
X Y w E 8 T

X kEY W E II.
To sail WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at 8 A NJ.
@ 4 Wet xs?ss saA ksss Tshas
s--'ss<ss. Bay and Ma,ate4--U. s. Mail Ine-sou,hern
steamshp Comn-nyThe superior coppeed and copperasi-
ened Steamship Gin IvestOn W. HuchpRs commander will
leave above, carrying t. mails pas
ing
applyto G. b. PAYNE 81 Camp street.
EI Freight to Apalachcola ST. Mark and Tampa snb
ect q gherage at steamers expense but the risk Of the
consiHnse-
AD- No freight received without -der. ies
MINATITLAN AND VERA CRUZ.
Sails on SUNDAY L. h June. AT A. NJ.
rESz FOR INATiTLAN and VERA CRUZ.
FMS The splenSid new iron steamship In
.s.*ssak ola. Souper commander will leave above,
For freight or passage apply to
D. de GOICOURIA.
ies IS Camp street--up. stairs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-11

Foreign Exchange is easier, both for bankers and
commercial signatures and produce bills are selling
at very irregular rates. We learn of sales as low as
tached, but this is too low for regular quotation
We quote bills at 60 days London at 1O961O9a for
commercial 1l0@llOt for bankerf'; do. at sight
lloa@lloa ParIs i at os 90 days 5l2a@5lo do: at
Rrarnen S01n0l -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-11
BRA ZOs sA NTIAGo.

BRA EOS SANTA AGO.
To sail on SATURDAY June ii, at A. NJ.
xzSe FOR GALVESTON AND MATA-
$NiEhlLt G0RDA BAY-U. S. Mail lne-The and
SsAsa"s superior red aud cepperastened steamship
OriZabn, a. Place commander will leave the 0pelousas
Railroad Landing Algers, above carrying the United
States mail For freight passage, having splendid
nnda ions, app y board
jell g. B PAYNE, 81 Cam street
To sail on FRIDAY, l7th inst, 1T 3 A. NJ,
1Ell~ SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
HMlHt panyUnifed States Mail Line-For Brazos
.-fs<as ago, via 1ndianoe The superior iron steamship
ATfZOna, r. Smith, commander, vii sail above
ryhg the United States mails For freight passa ge having
elegant accommodations, apply OIL board,
q. b. PAYNE, 81 Camp street
copy of the tariff of reduced rates will be furnished
to Nhippers on app icaion. jel0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-11
e. CsfHHaEzQ s5s..........................1S
xNNaISs. -. xNEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD


Each trunk, valise, or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. s................ ....
PACKAGES, other than baggage,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. ......................
Each additional 50pounds OF bag
gage, or packages other than
baggage. ..............
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other valuubles. weighing not
more than 100 pounds. ........
Each additional 80 pounds.
T. S. WI
d2l If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-11

We append the operations of the Branch Mint CT
this city for the last month (Nlay) Also, afix the
movements Of the United States Assay Office, New
York, and the operations of the principal Mint Phila
dephia for the month. 1t will be seen that the
deposits at Branch Mint within few hundred
dollars of the amount in New York. and the general
operations of the Mint equal to the other named.
sueenfe Deposits and Coinage ate Branch otthe Mint
VMe United States at Neo Orleans. Nay 1859
GOLD DEPOSITS.
Gold from other sources ............... 776 IS
Silver from other sources -. ..........ls6sG IS
s796esl 4s
Total deposits s2l4.sl os
..-- SILVER COINAGE.
IoO00 Half Dollars. .Sl00n0O 90
Silver 5s545 81
Total coinage. .sl5a 545 81
The business at the United States Assay Office for
the mouth of May, was as follows:
Foreign coin 5000
United States Bullion l62@) mn
DEPOSITS PURCHASES OF SILVER.
Eoregn , eoi, 29Gon 2oo
u S. bullion contained IN goldj ............. 5000
fnld G'sks superiori e sps}
Total deposits payable in bars. 900
COINS 59,t U
---S2l5, 600
The coinage at the United States Mint in Philadel-
pha, for the month of May, was as follows
COINAGE EXECUTED GOLD.
Denomination No. OF pieces Value.
Double Engles. ll47 S23 $40
Eagles ...,....................,..... 2,6Sl 25,S0
Quarter Eagles s.................... 1886 25,s90
Total a............................. 1924 S76640
Half Dollars, s,..,.......,........ 2os,Ooo slo4C)o
COPFER.
Cents. .250o,OoO $4,000
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
Ncm5 from Abrono.


The steamer Persia, in her outward trip,
came very near coming in collision, at sea,
with the steamer America. a letter, writ,
ten By a Philadelphia who had taken pas
sage in her, says that the incident occurred
il a dense fog, and the order "hari port -
was given in both vessels They came
within four or five feet Of each other For
paddle wheel steamers to approach within
four or five feet of each other before either
knew it, would imply very bad watch on
board
The Administration papers claim the
Vermont Delegates as Buchanan men.
The first report was that they were for
Douglas. Don't know which is true
probably both. Judge Douglas is in New
York, and his friends there at work. An
other FlIlibustcr expedition is confidently
predicted, but may prove false alarm or
may be frustrated as others have been.
The n. O. Pcayuac thinks that the
new issue Of the re.openiug Of the slave
trade introduced by the late Nicksburg
convention is destined to divide the South
unless it be speedily put at rest.
At the recent session of the O. S. Cen
cral Assembly, at Indianapolis, Rev. DR..
Rice preached for tie Campbelli;cs, with
whom their founder had bis celebrated
controversy, many years ago. Rev. DR..
Breckenridge was sent TO colored con
gregatiou, but they declined having him
enter their pulpit, because he Was slave
holder.
A Lone BRIDAL TouR.-A happy
couple have Just returned to Falmouth,
Mass. from their wedding trip, which
was a whaling voyage that lasted .fcc
gcars. During their absence the wife
gave birth to two babes, one of which was
a child Of four years when il reached home.
The great Napoleon was known as the
" Little Corporal among the Freoch.
The X5uaves have recently made 4" cor
poral'' out of King Victor Emanuel.
VERY PRoPER-The performance of
"Jack Shepherd at the Victoria Theatre,
in London, lately, was prohibited. 1t
ough, TO be prohibited at every other thea
tre, as well as at the Victoria.
Deacon Cox, an L. s. Marshal for Ohio,
has been excluded from Baptist church /
IN Zanesvile for aiding. oficlally, in cap
turing 4 fugitive slAvc Thou -ha!' n"'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

DR.. A. J. Morrison, a Physician il
Kentucky, attempted to poison the Prose
cutting Attorney, and not succeeding killed
himself. lie wna 4 skillful physician,
honorable ana prompt in his dealings, and
an intelligent and intellectual gentleman.
Moreover, he had been eminently success
ful, ana had accumulated fortune OF
$4,000, and was therefore above suspicion
unli he altered poor mans note from,
81 to S22, when he was arrested.
At the last session of the Ohio Lcrisla-
turc, 1t was made the duty of the town
snip assessors to return the number of
sheep and the owner Of each lot, and the
number killed by dogs within the year
The assessors in Licking county Perform
cd their duty according to the act of As
semb!y, and the aggregate return Of sheep
killed by dogs in that county, within the
past year, was littlc short Of hi1t.,q haa.
drcL The whole number of sheep in the
county is put down at I39, Cos
There seems TO b, 10 diminution in
the ui-weekIy cargocs Of specie carried
away from our ports to Europe Last
week, over two million. departed, agl SIX
millions in foreign merchandise were ro-
ceivod at the single port ol Now York il
the same time.
1t is said that the Secretary Of War has
refused to permit any more officers on
leave to depart f.r Europe
Luscious peaches have made their ar-
pcarauce IN the New York market at $40
Il bu,hel. they grew near Charleston,
South Caroliua. Oar Texas exchanges
sPeok Of fcasting on green corn.
The bridge over the Ticino, at Buffalo
n, destroyed 10y tie Sardnians, BY blow
ing up with guupowder, was Il magnificent
structure Of hcwn stone, over 1000 feet in
length, and cost even that country Of
cheap labor nearly 100000.
A licht-fngnrei iudiyilual in Washing
ton on Friday last, succeeded in extract
inc draft for s. ,U3J from the possession
Of the Presidents messenger, as that indi-
vldual was taking it to tAc bank for de-
po,lt
The Mobile T,ijuac confirms the report
that cargo of slaves was recently landed
on the Florida coast, and that some of the
barblrians are not now far from Mobile
Gen Ca>s insists the LeClerc and Hofer
letters are the doctrines Of the Admins
tratiOn, and not his alone. So says "Oc-
clsional" in Forney's Hess.
The Indians in Ariz1nia have recently
created great excitement among the few
whites there, and have defeated the {. 5.
Government troops in scvera! contests.
Latest Pixies Peak news are more ia
vorabie for the gold hunters, and a tide is
again setting in for that region.
EFLIrIors NoriCE.-A Quarterly meeting
will be held IN the Christian Chapel IN tins /
Borough, commencing on Friday evening, !
ySIh Ins) at I before o'clock. Service also
on Saturday evening. and Lords Day, morn
ing and eyeurag. Elders Jas. &. Noble, of
Bradford county, an4 Z. N. Ellis, of Lycom- /
my county, are expected 10 h- u..'H 1"o
l...t'i. c,G respectfully requested 10 come out .
and Aedr e The truth a il - N Jesus.
=. v. No DA~ItL,
Pastor Of the Church.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
II1irr.

scifouly IN Ha-t'rv Tr. Ja'an Ca. Of inHsur1s'nrg
-Lruu'At.s.n, WILLIAM KIN Ntr. f.at 80 years. B
months rui j. taE- lL"a '. 'siii-. lrr'--- D. , r.
ti- 'uuty about I wears rs' rHt hv bis lu H f-s 30"
ui,ci ;u"i d rrgtr. r.srrrsi hy OIL amt La-
";t ''Iir e. mourn bog rr,! arrLi. l"-s E.
Ia Lewis II. lriHu t". -n.'. "f tniN - ~ -
s-ri ,' years, 10 months an |HHf~- 90 -
.-y--,-.-, -. uht- LiILAGETH ~i'" "f o =
'hrW'rrlIn. r.-t -p yegrs months ru 80 d'y--lHl0
oG iurr-Iru couuty New .Vr--ry- 0L.I- lrr remains
conveyed Si. lrayr~ two children.
In ';it.u-i':h Ut. JAMES !. son a; Charles stout
aged - months. .ith uIt., Nr-.-- wl.y ui N'f"i"n
.hr.y.r ag.l about - wars. 10Th u|t., : LsLtE
MATTHIAS. R-"l about years.
Ia LrHi. Tp, No-thumharIanl Co, 10Th ult, Mrs ELL
IAHETll >rEr%S, in n = 5nth wear.
In LlIr.tru, 49,. Npu'our c,.-. th nit .Nrs MARTHA
D!l;I,. @.-t - years. mouths uut la day.
In Nu.r..nu--. It'h ult. ItNETTE *. Isurhtrr of
Ju~eph and ilaJV Cart r. l.g' . s-- whs UUi iEs
Ia Lrvi-hu', 1t inst Gl;lFFIIH s'u n; Gfi.lL and
Elizabeth Murphy, a.el . grs mo su1 Vhs.
la irNi-hIr 1t inst. Mr. ttTfiEl+L VT. Of IA
ri~ >hriu.r frmeriy o.; Nifubusg. n=ei 80 years,
months and days
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
Irui9burg Rsdrkrt.
NItRitI ED.

Ia Irpishu--, 20th nit, by Ed.S " pnnirl. Fl M
h>lri BfEES Of L'~i-burx aHd Miss ELLIE l. fUW
LtK 0: Port Penn, L;c. 60.
"n thc .s'h ult, ~ Rev. G"rhart. JOHN : REM
ant MARY Z. LIZ. 10Th Of Nprthumhd Co.
In New Jer-' Y THOMAS II. T,NLIN-"N, FORMERLY 4
Univ Mt L"wIsbur,. Aui Miss corn ELLA VI GiLLET.
Ia wil'irmsInrt 18th inst. hy Rev. & C. Nourr. - g.
StE\lNilI; and Mrs MARY 3. RAMSEY, gf White
lg,r. I r,i.u Go.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

WIND STORM, 2D INsr.-Late in the
afternoon Of Saturday last-attcr day Of
excessive heat-a storm Of wind and rain
passed over this country from the north
west, and inflicted considerable damsgc.
About ten feet Of thereof, Oh the north
west side of the Eagle Mil, in Lewisburg,
was carried some rods down the river
fank,-the crash Of the disruption and Of
thc falliag mass of shingles being heard
squares off, above the roar Of the winds.
We have heard of destruction of trees,
ie0ccs, &c, throughout the county.
In Williamsport, we are informed, the
same storm very badly injured the walls
Of the new Baptist church building, un-
fooied Judge Smiths new block, the Pub
nc school house, and the Seminary build
ing, aud did other mischief In the
county, especially noythward, many barns
we're destroyed, and other damage done.
The Telegraph wires were broken in
many places, cutting of communications
''F some time. The three days following
were very cold for the season.
sas' Ou the Doth ul;., a cargo of sixteen
'-oasand bushels Of Wheat, from Hayre,
u France, was landed, and duties paid at
.1e Custom House in Philadelphia. 1t
Us SO clean that i, readily sold for ten
''a's per tushel above the best Western
sLsat.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

E@y- The Lycomiug County Insurance
Company last year paid out $4,000 for
damages caused by fre-$9li, goo since it
commenced oreratigns
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
Over Il ssrii=r.-In the town of Al

Over Il ssTi:i-r.-ln the town of A'h-
ems, Georgia, Is posted the following notice :
Amy person driving faster than a walk over
thus bridge, shall, II a white man. he fined 50;
II a negro, receive - la>hc>--hal. Of the pen
ally to be bestowed upon the iuiormer.' We
DO not think that many persons would be halt
Su ready to inform upon the transgresS"r as
they would he To inform their friends thar &.
Marsh, right opposite the Bank, keeps the lar
grSt, hest. aud cheapest assortment OF Boots
and Shoes 10 be found in IewlSburg. Call
and see to he convinced-which is much
better information than the above would be IN
reference 10 fast driving.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

Ia5- The Mitoaicns and Williamsport
Press unintentionally misprin. the name
Of our candidate for Auditor Gcneral-it
should be Thomas T. Cochran, (1ot @
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
- MARIE . ,I

Get married when YOU wish, only 81 YOU
sJ call at NFApDIN'S HNkpN ARE
STORE, and seta lirstrats COOK STOVE a.
first cost. s> want 20 close ou' my So, : cl
.-oL .,ov. rOS 49, tTr!T
-. t..-- r-r-h ~. 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
ss4%Lewisburg Letters advertised in the
Post Office at LegistorrR, lst inst:
sa-Rcturus of Election for Major Ge-
neral Sth Division Penn'a Militia:

Bsg-EvAYs & Co, are supplying Lew
isburg with Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
a thing much desired, and worthy Of gen
eral patronage See Advt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

Most delightful harvest weather \
" .''Il iEom Mlhi.nburg estimates F,l' +
grow 90 ~ ~oq' row 81, -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
Something Extra Nice /,

DIPE TJmalOcS-NcW Potatoes
IL CucumberS--Pca>--Ca --Cahhagr--RI1e
Apples-and orher FruiI and Vegetables, are
received BY Express fresh TWiCE EVERY
WEEK by TG EVANS y 60.
LewISburg, July :, 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

The members of the Evangelical A>So-
citation will mold Camp Meeting on the land
of Mr. Daniel Rengler, about five miles west
Of Lewl>burg. commencing Slh of Aug. Al
statesmen of traffic, huckslcrS, sc. positively
iorbldden-thc proprietor Of the ground cxcep-
ir,i, who is permitted 10 hold 4 boarding tent.
\. ioNGSnoRF. Sup't.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
Notice to Trespassers.

rNIiERE having heretofore been much dam
l age done TO our property by persons
treSrasSing upon the same. throwing down
fences, and destroying young timber, shooting
birds, picking berries and the like--re there
fore hereby give notice ~ all--and especially
10 parents and guardians-Ihal any person
hereafter found trespassins upon our premises
will be prosecuted according to law.
JOSEPH NJ. NESBIT,
JOHN WITTENMYER,
JOHN CAUL,
SARAH CUMMINGS,
JOHN BEST,
JOHN kiNCAID.
ChlliSqnaque. June 81, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
Uistar's B.Lou, Of via Cherry recon-.
p.caded By Physicians.

AInrRN. S"It .. ~.
c W Fovrrr & Co - S,-S--I most cheerfuliy add my
,.,,,ry IN .,v,r q. ia. Ftl.am We have us,i II IN
our fmiiy. III Pulmonary affections, Coughs AMI t"'i-'
and esteem /; most valuable remedy, rnd have recon-
mrnici it in various complaints 81 ihs atur win 'u
,aIiatly harry results. W. H. Li y, ~ -
N,N,frErp. ICoGl Co, "a. Aug isaS.
IL r,.msa Having used in my practice the iast tour
rcys W,sisr Ealsau of Wild Ch.rry with great success,
mos, cbeer;ully recommend 1t To those afflicted with
'''''' IL n MARTIN. MD.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

pr w,tars Ea!slm Of wild Cherry may be we'll called
wonder Of medical Silence Il curr> coughs. amt
colds n>.auor. it soothrs the irrita'"d parts it h"',
th" iU:amari'n; aud even consumption its'.! yields TO
it, ui--.c influence.
r9-Euy ual'ss it has the written signature OF
-. E,rTs on tiIr wrapper.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

THE WAY he RUNs.-Wm. II. kcim
was unanimously reelected Major General
Of Bcrks, Lebanon and Dauphin counties,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
NEW FIRM
Citizens Look to your Interests.

G. JI'>T recsry.l.a 2 iaJee supply &C
~ -. E".s- sNu >noL, al the lyl.yUIr.,
- Prices:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
s. w. FoWLE 60, proprietors

irr .aIo hv th.'- s-errs s''rvwhsrs, 'r1 IN L,"h
r,ll. r & wills and r. :. ''i--i', t'7 J." ~"
r 81. .. - '5l5. .r~-' - ''t c'''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

b. The peace o!iiccrs Of Lycoming ar,
getting IN bad way We some tim,
since noticed that the Sheriff, Mr.. Risscll
was bound over for au assault on woman
. One sister of female prisoner, who ",
= are informed, was arrested by the District
Attorney, in Canada, and, when the tli.I
came on, he had DO proof against her J.
Last Saturday, the Deputy Sheriff aud
Deputy Marshal, John Piatt, made q
deliberate and severe assault on Mr..
Bower, # the Press, for au article which
spPearciin that paper iuti,aatiug an cx-
p2sure OF some Of his siaiipgs. We thought
when We read the article, it was uuncccs-
SarlIy personal, but such revenge can not
be tolerated, especially in yeacc officers.
with such officials, the people of the county
viii be apt TO make change next fall.
Mr., Piatts reputation viii not be Gu
hanccd by his attack upon clever, IN
armed Printer, any more than the Shcr-
IFS cllvalry will be elevated by official
naIshnes> to Il woman,
E5g- The Milton D~mocrat gives a " first
rate notice Of a man formerly connected
with that paper, who is now attempting to
palm himself as one Of the "press" and
thus to sponge living by the most dis
gusting lying aud cheating Sucb men
are the scandal and the curse Of the pro
ftssion
E-9 Nail Ghange.-From Ist inst. the
mail through N tiluburg leaves Lcwisburg
,Dy three times a week-Tucsday, Thurs
day, aud Saturday neutrality-suspicious. On
Mon, We'd, aud Friday evenings.
The mail to Nittany, NonIays-:o Buff
y Roads, Mon, Thurs and Sat morn.
e. The Cattawissa, WiIliamsport and
Eiuira Railro3 shows an increased revc-
nue., during The past nine months, of s. j.,
coo over the corresponding nine months
Of the preceding financial year This ind
Gates good management, aud an increase Of
business.
re2- arrangements have been effected by
which the lcnu'a Railroad Company will
furnish hayprice Excursion Tickets to
Lewisturg during Commencement week
20th to 3Oth Of July. Similar arrange
mcnts are contemplated with all the roads
1zE"A woman who was picking cherries
on the farm of Mr.. Joseph Mcixcll, half
way between Lewisburg and Milton, fell
about ten feet, and injured her back con
sidcrably, but we learn is recovering.
The report of her death was erroneous.
Ca" g"Lewisburg Letters advertised in the
Post Office at Lewistown, lst inst:
CIV f"rrr., raui.l y, harI
Hlal i'rfSf 11it l. Fro '"s'i-c, Z e. z1T,;. '-''
ssr Returns of Election for Major Ge-
neral Sth Division Pcnn'a Militia:
Gait " Forrest. Geu.W II hase .
Union county l.
SNYDER -
Northumberland
Nu4tnur L
E%a- EVANS & Co, are supplying Lew
isburg with Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
a thing much desired, and worthy Of gen
eral patronage See Advt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
DR.. Wistar's BaISam of Wild Cherry

Wbor the above preparation is known, it is sowcll cs
t.bishr as infiIii- Remedy for tn" raFe # f"3t'
Gus SIR, Tsr.l. Ha5r.asS, Nrn"riHi'. SpEfHg u
If,-Y Tair en- o.. Essis'. FaUU Ht-VUg C';t aut ~
,rv Form ut IJlNoNRgT CuUFt MI that u were ~orh ct
-,iqa rerr.a;lon Co sI,-,a Of lis mDrIts.
discovered hy a we'll known Iy >rab moro than TWEEN
~ Years since il has by the wonderful cure, 1t has 81"
ted been constantly apprccatns IN public FAVOR until t.
use and It, reputation alike unrctIl and 1t Is i~
known and cherished hy all tand their nam" Is legion
who have been restored to health ly its use as III UkEAT
KFyErY :lr all Diseases whi,h IL Irtrs,as {" cure.
s,rumcs Clark. physician to Ggeen Victoria has given
II as Ais u!inrcu that
C1nsymp,ion can be FNred,
Tho whole history of thi- N'i'n" iuly confirms the
opinion q hat eminent man Ihonrands stify and
have testified that when all other remedies had failed.
thus has cpmpet.y cured; that when the sufferer had
well s SPARED, this has afforded imnedlit" r'h"f
fha, hen the physician bad pronounced the dscase in-
curahlc tii. has II moved 1t cntIrrly.
The virtues Of Tbs EHn are alike aHpiichtle I" cure
a ,li- ht Cold. cr Ersf fu'sgpPa aud lis i""rr
A. sgf csiais sJt,dy, J,'JslE; and tJscta 'sn''dy
Caurot BE- rgIa!i-d.
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81 l.lI. .r.I Etr5, on the wrapper, we'll a. the
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p.--.-.iI,- -------' 's'rie me. A"u''"
Kennedy. n T., David Reber, Cashier OF the
above named Bank, who being duly sworn
according 10 law, says the above IS correct
10 the best OF his knowledge.-juIs s 1883
DAVID REBER, Cashier.
ANDREW krNSEpY, Notary PuLiic
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= Sec New advertisements.

s=gJulgc Schnabie dscrs to sell valu-
able Market Street and other Real Estate
in Lewlsburg......E>T Nertz offers a small
Farm just out of Lewisburg on tue west,
aai some Woodland.
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Mo Grindstones Groceries, or Monkey
Ccdts,

DUT hundreds ct Hats and Caps of the
- late, styles. A httle cheaper than can be
irunl elsewhere. Call and -. them a.
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h Nail Change, Prom Ist inst. the
mail through N M,tiluburg leaves Lcwisburg
sny three times a week-Tucslay, Thurs
day, aud Saturday moruing.-returus On
Mon, We'd, aud Friday evenings.
The mail to Nittauy, MonIays-:o Buf
y Roads, Mon, Thurs and Sat. morn.