davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
MOUNT IDA
FEMALE COLLEGE,

Il
OAVENPORT, ...s /. IOWA.
Hls Institution u situstsd on asligAssu emin.ne1
,snid,. oanaed p beautiful srovs ovsrvookipe u
mIny growing cities Of Davenpors, Rock Islanu ~
ceieorates Mississppi for distance Of near,v .,r,
nhs WITH Ito life Ike steamboats, r. n, sumps 49,.
Nj ths nosr. ne combines most chsrminey
xenerai nsaI'hf0lness, parity q nnraia nOsphere
,hon.h, sna ossay o. scenery that 10 szssIsd,
tion. Il IL also e accsse Srom su nea.,. 49,
pass b. river and railsoaA.
TAE BUILDING
snestansial Brick edAcs, fsu stories hish. ana !.
ern Colleges. The session rooms have b,rn ,,..s,.
arained pspered and supplied 9Th tn sess o, lss y
have been tastefuliy rnished with new and s,s.s
PIANOS, Ac.. for the accommoda,on 81 the m.sa.si
and ornamsn Il department. 4 neatly farnished
BOARDING HALL,
sumcienty conmodious seat one hum red voun~ l.
anc VII De under the supervision Of the Prssdeat
ann ns Lady and parents may b. assured ,hst GO
mp ana standing, but the ath and comfort 81 ,hsir
-Four departments are eseaAi,he i. ,h,s r,..,,..,
l. MoaelSchooI for Msses. >'s.1'
me IL. department. preparatory 70 enter.
g. Collegiate course, embracing s.b,,an,,.r,v ~.
sc'ent'nc and ssca course, recently ertass1 fos
emAe Colleges By Convention Of Presdents of coI
'eIes, held ~ Cincinnati, Ohio. - +
=. An Ornamental department, extra a%#
. AouHona teachers will be added to the Faculty n
me wants Of he College shall demand.
ms insstation being p'sced under the auspices Of
hoon. da College Association and Incorporated via
me highest Collegiate powers, appropriate
LlTERARY DE1kRse E#J N
WI be conferred Diplomas awarded IA .ho.. vo...
Ladies who complete the prescribed course or stndv
- SE 4 OxSe
The Eighth or Summer session. commenr.a ~ na..
lay, May ?, 1859. Students VIII be receivsd :, 49,
tine d. ing the 6rst half OF the session Arranre.
aens. nave been made with Steamboat companles a
he MississIppi, whore palace.,ike Pscs.,s -. n.,
etssen T Louis and It. Paul, to carry ,tudents %
em TINS College, the present season. 1t half fare
a ARE passes, Circulars, or other information. II
esired sll be forwarded to students hv add,s.s,..
he Pres dent, - ssi sss'Ss
ap19-bptf Rrv. " roowr
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

DThey are shipping ice from Muscatine
nd Davenport to St. Louis.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

uThe Davenport Democrat Gays the Bur-
liugtOn Gazette is soon 10 be revived under the
auspices OF joint stock company.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

y. tLoss ~ .1e n recent notable deaths reported
Ford. 20 S',ly Bowlegs, tbe Seminole che
st.su.s. !; ana Capt. Joe Parks. chls1 81 III. ,bs
cAuls. Ro.. ~ .hs Iowa Statesman that The
lst Dod1s ssis' has made successfsl trio 10
csp Beet.. . aod back 70 Des Hoines. and ia,
'as'e the Post ~. me navigation Of the river
II. , better sAaa bslos. {
h il sS;.s s, Of Abba i sla; Tro, town.
''s's N he tsvasAip over 800.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
A New PHASE or THE PIKE's Pax Exonu,

A New PHASE OF THE PIKE's PEAK Exopus
Recently We have understood that. while
many OF these emiSrants have the gold fever
well developed, thee we're hundreds. perbaps
thousands-these carpet-sack and devil-may-
care boys-who have an entirely different Oh.
ject in view. They start with the intention OF
bringing up at Pixies Peak, or Whereabouts. but
they don't intend TO stay there. II is now said
that, being once there, they can readily drop
down upon Sonora end Chibuabua, not exactly
% hllibusters, but with the intention Of taking
possession-or at least getting q foothold in
those Mexican States. Certain il in. that
meetings have been held by them at St. Joseph.
il no other places, with q view to consultation
about the movement. If they do not find the
gold diggings to their liking, then the thousands
Of idle and disappointed persons about Pixies
Peak will be rife for ANYTHING, aud nothing will
be easier than 10 engage in this predatory in
cursion into the States OF Chihuahua and So
nora. Even granting that their incIinations, in
many cases. might not lead them to engage in
such an enterprise. yet starvation ID Q provoca-
ton Of many wrong doings, aud it will be 20
with them.
That there are many men on the road who
seriously contemplate this expedition against
the Mexican States, We are well assured.-No.
Republican, els.
Scientific knowledge 10 never thrown away
1t is useful even in domestic life See how
Mr.. Dossle proved that
The late Mr.. Dossell was man Of ready
resources.
"My dear, said his wife, one evening when
company was expected, I'VE have NO white
sugar"
"Sweeten it in the kettle with brown then
remarked Dossele, land add seven drops OF
essence Of orange"
At ter Mr.. Dossele entertained his wife's
friends with the fact that Professor Squigs-
i'tsch had discovered that lump sugar boiled
in the tea gave it . delicious aromatic favor.
and that he, - an especial mark Of grace.
had been trying it for their benefit.
The Salem Gazette says that the followine
notice may be seen ct . blacksmith shop in
the town of Essex:
mo hosses shod on Sunday 'cspt Sickness
or Deth." 80
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

fectus liy, without any OF the
ed in the operations Of most
the systs IN 1T the same Il
when taken daily in moder
and build II up with unusual
The Liver 10 one Of
the human body; and v
tions we'll. the powers OF
oped. The stomach Is al u
on the healthy action Of
performance OF its func-
is At fault, the bowels are
system suffers in conse-
Liver - having ceased q
diseases OF that organ, o1e
made 1t his study, in . =
twenty Years, to ord
TO counterfeit the many
10 liable.
To prove that this rem. -
persontroubled WithLSy.
OF Its forms has but to
tion 10 certain. Tn Sc
or bad matter from the =
place . healthy dow of,a
stomach, causing food TO ~
the brood, giving tone
machinery, removing the
fsctineu radical cure.
i bilious 0laaCkSA
10 better, prevents.
OF the a-iv..F lmyiw-
One dose after eating
stomach and prevent the :,
ing.
Only one dose taken be-
NtNhtals ARE. -
Only one dose taken at -
els gently, and cures =
One dose taken witer
pc psi0.
a. One dose Of two
relieve Sick Head
Only one dose in.medi- -
while =
One dose often repeat.
Cholera MOrbus.
Cholera.
Onlyone bottle IL need -
system the effects o!
sickness. -
One bottle taken for 4 4
ssliOwness or unn atural
One dose taken . short -
viRor &c the appetite and
One dose often repeat -
AFgllGA in its worst -
and ASO wei compla nts
dose. =
One or two doses cures
WOF sQs In children :
Or sp -edier relneay in the
A few bottles cures
the absoroents. =
We take pleasure In re- -
cine - . preventive for -
Chill Fever, and all -
II ype. 1t operates
sands are willing to tes- =
ue1s
All w mo use le ARE :
II mn N n = nnAnkn> <ns
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

tsr -
Il strengthens
.e that II purHes Il; and
to doses, viii Strengthen
pidity.
the prin cipal regulators Of
when IL performs it, fune.
the system are fully De, 81.
most entirely dependent
the Ltcsr for the proper
tons; when the stomach
1t fault, and the whole
qnence Of one organ-tho
to do Ito duty. FOR the
Of the proprielors has
practice Of more than
some remedy wherswitA
dsrsngements to whichit
edy ID At last found, any
- Com Platmu,in any
sry . bottle, and convic.
iums remove all morbid
'ystem. supplyingin their
nie, lnvlgorAting the
'lgest we'll, purifying
md health TO the whole
;Auss Of the dissAss-sS
are cured, and " has
ed. By the occasional use
Ora sssgs
10 suf1icient to relieve the
Iood from rising and sour.
lore retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bow.
l Osa1vemcns.
zach meal will cure Dye.
teaspoonf1is viii always
ache.
a'eiy relieves Choiic,
eu 10 . sure cure for
and . preventive Of
I'd to throw out of the
medicine after . long
} AMn0lce removes al
;oior from the skin.
lime before eating gives
makes food digest well.
ID cures 4 hr0aD lc aels
orms, while San mn m err
held almost 20 the 6rSe
! It . c 70 G . use q BIZ
here 10 NO sureF, safef.
World, - 1t nsesv (8iis.
y rOPSys BY ex citing
commencing this meAi-
] ever and AE00,
feyeFS ofa 8il1OU9
aith certainty, and thou.
lily TO Its wonderful viz.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

FlE HARRY
tive ran
tcKLEYc.
{, Mrs. n.
u the 5eA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

|arry .says
Prid sone
P are very
Is The Coz.
fgion vAs
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
TIE LIVER INVIGORATOR

o0s sesiimOny IN It's 1av0v.
" water - Ihe m0Mlh ~ ish the n.
v'x0raaOr, and sss allsSg b0sh loges hcF.
TIE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and ,.a.,.
WORKING cures. almost great to believe Il cure
~ y oy magic ece" TIE fret dose 0iring beM.na, ana
seldom more than one bottle 10 required TO cure anV
knd Of Liver Complaint. from the sorst vdsadice 81
Dy1eoss1 TO common HeQd0 ~, al or which are
the result OF . DtseMAe0 A.lveR.
Phck ONE DOLLAR PEE BoFTlR
Dh. SANFORD. Proprietor, 340 Broadway, New York
ketaied BY Druggists. Sold also BY H. Blah~ ~.
..-a~S.U
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
THE LIVER
IN WIG % IL ATORl
PREPAkED b. DIR. sAAYoRD.
Compounded entireiv from Gunra

rs oNE oR THE BEST PURGATlvE AND Liver
E,shs. now before the pubic, that acts ~
Cuthdytsc easier, milder, and more eeectu than anv
otheI medicin. known. Il 10 mot only OasA0rtsc but
LOOT remedy, acting drst the Licer to eject ito
morbid matter, then the tomach and boves n rav
on That matter, thus accomplishing two purposes e.
without any Of the pain feelings experiene
ed In the operations Of most C0sAarcs Il strep.h.ns
the syst IN II the same time that II pursrs il: ma
when taken daily In moderate doses, win strensthen
and build II up with unusual RI piditv
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
New York Mercurv far Anr;l an

where TIRE first Of these sparkling and popular 81
viii be fo1ad.
As no other American has ever Travelled so extensive
As LAY ARD TAYLOR and no other traveller can see
ngs With the eyes America we need not further
e1iogizr the value OF these Of his mind and
observation. TO the reading public 1t 10 sn.eut 10
say thar they will greatly enhance the high character
thAt the MERCURY has ey maintained, and Thar hes
heretofore rssteu upon many causes, some Of the
Important Of which may be summed up - follows:
THE MERCURY emr.oys more literary talsn, than
any other paper
1HE MERCURY pays more and higher prices for thu,
Sflent, than any 9TH PAPER.
THE MERCURY 10 constantly announcing new,
fund Of attracti Ms.
THE MERCURY IL illustrated by y. O @. barley.
Esq the gre-ss arst OF this century, and his beau
hfui pictures are thus brought within the reach the
entire public. %a8 III
THE AERoURY 10 the oldess and most nrmlv es.ah.
list ed lite AIRY journal Ii Americs.
TINE MEkGuNY, during the TWenty one yesra az ia
prosperous existence has ~ bsAed lager number Of
popular original tales Eopsnces and eIches than All
its imtators combined. 1
THE MERCURY must ssen to b, apcr.c,.,.a -
We are fully determined make ts name sfam lsr ~
. household ord." with every family In the land
the MERCURY n for sale By all nevs.dealev. ana
10 every part Of The country ard ssbsc ip
uons are received for II II every Pos, Once,
Ill os seen from the foregoing Annouacsment that
number To- anbscrihera date their frosa
t6hAc, cash IN advance, Two dollars per anum-
Three copies for Five DOLLARS Five copiea HsAa
Eight COPIES, Twelve dollars, With gratis copy extra
Tor the Gestsr w of the Club.
Address T#
CAULDwELL, sOurHwORrH WHITNEY,
Propristors \. 7. Mercury.
- spruce D., Nee York OU.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26
MARION AND HIS MEN

as they really and to do ct homage that DELHI
crate ssior, that unyieding patriotism which, IN few
noble spirits defyng dang and above the scene OF
prisaton, could eep siive the sacred Of liberty
the thick swamps and dense and gloomy forests asking
nothing, yielding nothing and MY the Geld the
better to re-enter it for the combat!
We take to ourselves credit for having secured
for our columns the ches d0ucres Of this pen
IN We in nd M q 4 no -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

pN q
yesterday
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

| pril 81.
g mill d
| royed b
mber an
| &c $1,000.
hsed.
pril Is.
tate the
ni-weeki
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

psil q. u
! arrived
md sAile1
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

|.lE|
An -
~
b. -
e Pa'saM>
'seA
AL
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

p6l q.
Ae Ea,.
!. tAsA
| clock y,
| e q =
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

tlhreu,sA.
|nixa6oMna
f Tie o.
probably
|sireaussss
ats,ieaal
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

kpdl a:
{ :,
| saa Rss,
|osasd 3.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

TO make the crows sneeZe, and then to shoot the
sEeezing ones rs the rogues.
Mr.. Thackeray says of himself that he is not
ian unkind man at heart, in spite of what has
lately been said in certain papers to the con-
trary."
CATCHING CoLD.-Some people take cold
easily. Howard Paul, in his amusing patch.
work" tells Of delicate young man who kissed
. ladys ''snowy brow" and was laid up with
influenza week in consequence.
The Nashville (Ten ),News says that the Hon.
I. +. Marshall was in Memphis a few DAYS be =
fore, and hope was expressed that he would
deliver course Of lectures there. "If," adds
the News, che can be kept sober enough to
know what he is about, perhaps he might edify
the Memphians; but he usually gets toe. far over
the sea before he commences, to afford any
pleasure to those who hear him."
AJustice OF the Peace in Ohio recently closed
his docket entry in a certain case as sfollows /:
"This action was not properly brought; the
planlif hath remedy by habbM,s corpis in
cort"
MIR. Genio G. Scott says that the sweeping ma
chimes os the Broadway sidewalks are ''thirty
yards OF 10 silk, mounted On reticula,ed frame
Of whalebore and steel"
Lady Bulwer Lytton has presented to Mr.. W.
II. Woodley, editor and proprietor OF the Som
ersett County Gazette, q costly inkstsnd, as an
acknowledgement Of services rendered BY him
in exposing the circumstances connected with
her late removal to a lunatic hospital.
GIRL IN AES's CLorHEs.-A young Canadian
girl Of respectable parentage was recently ar
rested in Detroit, or her way to Pixies Peak
She was dressed in q SUIT of her brothers
clothes. and appeared determined to push for
ward to the land Of gold. She was sent back
to her parents, and promised to be good girl
and do SO no more.
MT. Robert Christy, Q member of the Ohio
Legislature from Butler County, has dscovered
the origin Of the prejudice against color, which,
he says, will never cease to exist, in the LIST
verse OF the 18th chapter Of Numbers, where it
is recorded that ''Miriam aud Aaron spoke
against Moses because Of the Ethiopian woman
be had married, tor 10 had married an EthiO-
plan woman" But an Ohio paper says that the
honorable member did not read far enough or
he would have seen that the Lord vas en- the
side OF Noses, land came down expressly to
nflict punishment upon his csptious relatives
for their indifference lie his domestic arrange
ments.
Mr.. George Ticknor 10 preparing q Life of
Prescott, work in which be will have the az
sistsnce Of the eldess son Of the historian. M.
VIM. q. Prescott The materials Tor such
biography found among the papers of the de-
ceased are said to DO ample and interesting
IN. Y. Eve. Post.
Tom" Don't you think some verses would
touch her, Charley beautiful pome,"
Charley-"Oh. hang your verses, Tom. II
you want % enjoy life, drop poetry and the gals
e'tssssnss and jine afs company.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
Another Kansas State Election

Under the legally formed and adopted
Constitution, the people Of Kansas held q
State Election, Tuesday, the 9th inst, in
which the Republicans triumphed over the
united Buchanan, Douglas Pro-Slavery,
Border Rufian party and the Herald Of
Freedom. They carry every county beard
from, except Leavenwortb, by an aggregate
majority Of 5000! The following are the
Ofheers elscr:.
Governor-Charles Robinson, Lawrence
Lieut.. Gov.-Joseph P Root, Wyando,
Sec. OF State-John w Robinson, Manhattan
Auditor-George Hiliyer, Grasshopper Falls
uory-Gen.-Benj FSimpson, ,Lykins county
Sup. lnst.-Wm r Griffith, Bourbon county
Chief Jns'ice-Thom EwrngJr Leavenworth
Associaies-SamuelA A Kingman Brown eoun.
y; Lawrence d Bailey, Emporia
Congress--Martn F Conway, Lawrence
Let us see il the Democratic party
viii not get up some new pretext to keeE
N.ns.s out, With q larger vote thau Ore
E''' f''ida, or probably Delaware.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
Steam FIGURING Mill,

and .he appurenances, known as the property
of Nesbi,, Hayes d FIch;horn, situate on
Water street, north OF Market, in the borough
of Lewisburg IN Union county.
SAID MIL Is built of brick, four and a half
storeys high. having an Engine of forty horse
power attached, fine brick stack six run of
stone, double set Of Boiling Cloths, two
Smut Machines, and all other Gearing neces-
sary TO make (and has msde) as good Flour
as any other Mill in the STATE.
The location of this Mill, considering the
productveneSs of the country surrounding IT,,
is not surpassed. Grain can be bought as
cheap at this place, as any other point in the
State; and there is more grain raised in this
section of country than is necessary 10 supply
all the Mills: and for Merchant Work this
mill is especially recommended.
Any person desirous of engaging in said
business will do well to call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
10 Also between 600 and 700 new Flour
Barrels will be offered.
Sale to be at the public house ofA. A.J.Weid-
ensaul, in said borough, commencing al l
o'clock p. NJ.
Conditions made known on day Of sale.
X. H. LAIRD & WIN. JONES.
Assignees of NEsBIr, HAYES g. FIcHruoRN.
Lewsburg, Oct IL, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
PUBLIC SALE.

"lLL be offered at Public Sale On the
w premises Oh Frjdag the 3Gh dry If
December 1859, the following property. siiua
ted IN the Borough OF New Berlin: One lot
and one-half OF ground on which is erected d
r.. large two storey Frame Dwelling House
LII and Office, together with all the necessa-
~ Out-buildinSs; bounded north by all alley,
east by lands of Daniel Horlacher, south by
New Market ST., and west by lands of DR.. Jo-
seph X. Lott. The lot and half lot will be
sold together or separate, as purchasers may
desire.
Persons wishing to examine the property,
can do so by calling on Jos. T.. Bucher, Esq e,
of New Berlin. Ii they wish any information
in regard to 1t. they can obtain It by address,
ing me at Lock Haven, Pa, or George Mer.
rIll, Esq. at Lewlsburg. Pa.
Sale TO begin at 10 o'clock, when conditions
will be made known.
Nov. %, 1859. JESSE MERRILL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16

Sheriff 8 Sale.

DY virtue of writ of Fi.F issued out Of
II the Cour, of Common Pleas Of Union
county, and 10 me directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale or Outcry. on the premises, on
Saturday, December IL, 1889, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the following described Rea. Estate, to
wit: Two certain Tracts of Land situate In
Limestone township. and county OF Union.
No. l.-Bounded on the north BY lands Of
Emanuel Walter, on the east by land of Aaron
Smith, on the south by Penns Creek and on
the ives, by land of Hugh Belas and others,
containing twenty-five acres, more or less,
whereon are erected one and half storey Log
Dwelling House, a Log Barn, and other Out
Buildings, &c. with the aPpurienances.
Tract No. . is Timber Lot, bounded north
by Penns CreeI, east, south and west by
lands of Hugh Bellas, Containing eleven acres,
more or less, with the appur,enances, &c,
as the property OF Philip Deatrr.
JOHN CEDSSGROVE, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Lewisburc, Nov. 2s, 1853.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
To the Tax Collectors of Union Co.
4 my time will soon expire, wish Col

my time will soon expire, wish Col
n lectors TO bear in mind that my account
win the State and County must be settled by
the lst of Jan. 1860, and hope all Collectors
will have their accounts se,led by Dec. Court.
By reference 10 my books, have not yet re-
ceived quite $4,000 of the County Tax, al
though some Of my good friends lnsInuate
tba, / nave been shaving County Orders. On
the contrary, have advanced $1,000 ouI of my
own pockel to oblige friends that held Orders
against the County. l hope every Collector
will pay attention to this request. so that the
Jurors may be paid in cash al Dec. Court. A
word to. the wise is sufficient.
H. p. SHELLER, Treas.
NIB. All taxes, School, Road, Poor, &c,) J
that can not be collected and are to entered
against the property. must be done on or be-
tore the Is, day Of Jan. ls60-as, after that
time, the law rfohIbiti ii te!ns lien.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
Court House, Jail,

and all otherpub!ic buildings and lands, situate
in said borough. belonging to the county Of
Union prior to the erection OF the new county
out OF part o! Union, called Snyder. bounded
and described as follows, VIZ: FIVE LOTS
adjoining each other, and bounded on the
west by Vine street, norih by Market street,
east by Plumb street, and south by an alley,
whereon the Court House and County Offices
are erected.
Also certain lot adjoining Plumb street
on the east, Market street on the south, 10. Of
John Seebold on The west, ana an alley on the
north, wherron the JAIL Is erected. said lot
will be sold separate, Together with the appur-
tenanceS.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, Of
SAID day, when and where rn- ermS and con-
dliI"nS of sale will be made known by the un-
derSIgned, duly appointed by said act for that
purpose. NER MlDDlE>N ARTH,
HENRY G.. EYER.
Nov.l2, 1859. JOHN Y. BARBER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

r- The subscriber Oilers to sell the
FJsl leasA large Brick Foundry al the west
G:.ss.ssx.s.s end Of Market street, including
q "A - the WareToOm, Office, aud the
Machinery attached-also It large amount Of
Patterns for Patent Rights Tor agricultural
Machinery, Stoves, &c. 1t Is regarded as one
Of the best locations for good, sale business.
The Proprleior's time is wholly ensfoSsed IN
another employm ent, which IS the reason he
desires To dispose Of this Foundry. Fer any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRlCK, Lewishurg.
Feb. 1858 Union Go. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias writ Of Lev. Fa is
- sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
O! Union coun:y and 10 me directed, Will lie
exposed To Public sale or Ou;cry, at the Pub.
lac House of J.. ID Brewer, IN IewIsturs. on
Monday the 18Th Deer next, at o'clo, * p ~
The following described Building aud loot
of Ground nt George \ trick and Jlhu Lilly
Ia wit: a dwelling house Of two storeys, hay-
INC front of thlrty-lwo feet aud depth of
thlrty-two feet, with frame kitchen auached.
and Is situated on a certain lot or piece Of
ground on South Sixth street IN the borough
OF LewIShurg, adjoining lot of VIM Reilmyer
on the north and lot of VIM Moore on the
south. with the apPurienances. Seized, taken
in execution aud Ia he Sold by
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Sherifs Office, LewIsburg, Nov II, A ID 1859