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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15

TELLOW CrTIZENS-I offer myself as a
L candidate for the office of sroihOn-
Oiary of Union county,, Subject to The de-
cI>Ion uf the Union Conveuuonl Having
been urged by numerous friends, hope 10 re-
ceive a liberal support. Ii am nominated
and elected, Will perform the duties OF the
duties OF the Office with 'he be,r of NV ability.
JOHN 4. MERTZ.
LewiSburc. MAY Is, 1889.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15

William J0ncS would hereby inform
the public that h. will be a candidate for the
office Of COUNTY TREASl BER, subject TO
ihe nomination OF the County Convention OF
the .9ih Of August next. Nav -. 50
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15

IHE HiNhONioN FiHNER-a newspaper de voteI
To Literature aid Agriculture. also setting forth full
accounts OF the new ssttement of IIammOnton in New
jersey be subscribed only - cents per annum
l'eiose postage stamps for the amount Address tn
tditor OF the Farmer, Hammont0n, T. O., Atlantic Co
New Jersey Those wishing cheap land. of the best
q"ahty IN on" oi the healtiest and delightful eli
mates IN the Union, aai where erops are never cut
""n II ir0st' thu terrible s"curr of Tie rcr:E sc al
'.'ts' nett 81 iirnu-oLiuh Lands
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15
DR.. C. MNEAL.

! ANiNG resumed The practice of MEDI-
il CINE, tenders his professional services
To the citizens Of Lewisburg and vicinity
OiiIce and residence at the west end of Market
street, opposite Frick'S Foundry. lJune |. .'59
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A New Rusingss in Central Penn.

IJHe epujLr IN eHeIoIH NMHtr, i0Tcrfilc-.
-. The uudar> cuei would re>prc.;I
IL -iatorm the dweierS In Lew.>t01- All
E-9.1 surrounding country, that they nave
oPenei
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15

~ IL. Worse respectfully announces
that he will be candidate for the office OF
DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Cuion county
Sublec, TO the decision %. the convention of
,at >9n q August uf3;. M,r rs. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15
Re al s. tate.


I,0E REZT-none better for M''l,ner'
L for Grocer, Trimmings. &c. ARMY to
JuIv II A.E. DENORNAND
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26.OOO SLAIN,

DsRsONS wishing 20 ostltli-h Manufactures new
.uc tFriv't Pee ~hor, -g'ness is good O.
;. .ft.' G.eBt % H.. II-H.luoDtuL s-tI, mont.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15

rCH-We noticed in our last that the
Lutheran Synod had given the Hon. and
Rev. Jeremiah Shindel notice to quit
politics or preachiDg-tO serve the State
or the Church exclusively. We see it
now stated that be has chosen to quit the
Pulpit rather than the Senate, and is un-
derstood to be training himself for the
next Governor campaign. A man who
will openly decline the service of God tor
that of Democracy, will probably find, af-
ter election, that the Lamentations of Jer-
emiah is very good book
PAT LYON ENGiNEs.-The Harrisburg
Patriot refers to al engine Of Fat Lyons
make, at Norris;own, besides the Dill
geuee' ct PHILADELPHIA. These are not
the only ones. The "Goyd Win,' of
this place, aud at Northumberland, are
both OF Pat Lyons make, and at Milton
Is another called the "Pal Lyou "-San.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15
MARSH & CO.'S Grain aid Grass Gutter for 1859
AND Now ar
10 E'u1lii

Manufactured at the Iowsbur, Foundry Agricultural Works.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15

= II ARCHIBALD THOMAS. L>g.. VIII
consent to the use Of his name. there are
many WIN would vote t.r hsm for County
Commissioner. That Beard should De con-
unually filed by our strongest and best quail
Ifsi men, tor they spend all our county taxes.
lie IS vel known, honest. ard Competent
SHNNOKIN RIDGE.
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Netu91urk Daily Gribmare
AN OVERLAND JOURNEY.
XXXII.
CALIFORNIA-HER RESOURCES.
MARYsvLLE, Cal, Sept. ,, les

MARisNULE, GAL, sept. =, lco''
Since l last wrote, (from San JOSEF, l have
trsyersed the rich valley of San Jose, looking
through some Of its choicer gardens and orchards,
and stopping at Santa Clara, Warm Spring, Old
Mission, San Leandro, County seat of Alameda
and Oakland, returning 10 San Francisco, and
coming thence by steamboat to Sacramento and by
much smaller boat up to this city, which
reached last evening, in season to listen to the
Annual Address, by Mr.. Rhodes Of Oroyile, at the
Agricultural Fair, and TO break my own voice for
a tine in attempting to follow him in some
off.haId remarks. The edifce erected by
the public spirit of Marysville for the Fairs
which are to be held here annually, and st which
al Northern Caliiornis is invited to compete for
very liberal premiums is quite spacious and ad-
miraby adapted to all its purposes except that of
public speaking; and herein is collected the finest
show of Fruits and Vegetables ever saw at any
thing but State Fair. Indian Corn not less than
twenty feet high; Squashes ike brass kettles and
water melons Of the size of buckets but average
samples Of the wonderful productiyeness of tn
Sacramento and Yuba valleys, while the Peaches,
Pluns Pears, Grapes, Apples, &c, could hardly be
extensive, but is very fre in the departments Of
Horses and Horned Cattle, though lamentsbly
neager in every other respect The most interest
ing feature of this shox was its young stock
Calves and Colts scarcely more than year old,
equal in weight and Gzs, while far superior
10 form and ymmstry, TO average Horses
and Bulls Of npe maturity. With generous
fare and usage, sm confident tina. Steers and
Heifers two years old in Calforns will equal in
,ize ard development those year older IN our
Northern States, and California Co.'s Of three
years be fully equal to Eastern colts Of ike blood
and breeding good year older-an immense ad-
vantage 70 the breeder on the Pacific. / am re-
Isbly assured that Steers yer old, never fed but
on wild grass, and never sheltered, have here
dressed siI hundred pounds of fine beef 10
doubtedly, California is one Of the cheapest aud
best Stock growing countries in the worid-and
will be, after these great, s.evsnly ranches shsu
have beer broken up into neat, modest farms, ald
when the cattle shall be fed at least three months
in each year on Roots, bay AMI Sorghum, or o:her
green fodder.
Marysyine is tie chief town Of Northern Caliior-
ni, and disputes the claim Of stocktoito rank third
among tie cities Of the State Unlike Stockton, il
lie quite comPsctly built, mainly Of brick Its p,p-
ulation i. probably little over $1,000, and it e1-
pects to be soon connected By railroad with Saers-
uento and San Francisco, which VIII give nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
tonight.

AsrrSLAyERY ~ TIE CHURcH.-The annual meet
ing Of the Presbyterian and Congregational Convex
ton Of Wisconsin wa recently held at Jsnesvills.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that the voluntary
claim made by one human being on another a. proper
ty is in itself Elm; that all the sdunc Of Ella 1ehold-
ing which involve tina. claim are also sinful, and On
abomn alton in the sight Of God; that I've will die
"counten nee receiving Shareholders to our Churchs'
card will not hold fellowship with Churches that al
GLOW slavsbodiDg in their usmbers, except while Ia
"borirg to rave them from their error" Resolutions
were slso adopted expressing pain and regret" that
the Old School Presbyterisn Church does not give .s
testimony employ the power Of Church discipline
to clear all its membership from the ain Of csimlng
and holding their fellow men as chsttsls, lsble to DO
sold in the market, and demonstrating with the New
School for giving couotensncs to Sisvsry' by their
action in regard TO the Home Missionary Society.
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METHoDIsa IN SOUTHERN ILLIsos.-A coffs-
spondent writing from Faryiew, III sends Us s,ms
statistics showing that the Methodist Churca j, max
Dir rapid progress in that part Of Illinois which bears
the nickname OF Egypt Withint the bounds Of the
Southern Illinois Conference, there has been during
the past year large increase Of members and minis
tsrs. The Conference at its recent session, passed
resolutions Of non-co1euuence with the OHIO, Provi-
deLce and Erie Conferences in the proposition TO alter
the discipline for the purpo'e Of excluding slave
boders from the Ch1rcb and declaring tsef sasb6ed
with the discipline it is. II ALEC sdopssd resoa-
ton expressive Of sympathy with the Border slave
hodirg) Conferences, and embodyirg the ieati NEXT
that any alteration Of the discipiae in respec. TO
Slavery should originate with them. Toe majority Of
Mekodists a. tie North viii probably think thst this
action justfes the reprosch implied in the by
which Southern Illinois Is populsrly known.
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Ae0ual.

.(Gl HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. %
nsbed The that THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY'S MAR,
STALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON Ii the only reliable o
those which lives Of from the Of 10
upward miserable only known 10 Their selves
Thee disease. .aic married aud single and no 'oc. po:oa
against them Beside the local uterine sympoms hey are
often attended With
Deransed Monthly Pehods-
Irregularities Weskness-Fsln.pess-
Deransed Appetite Sslow Complexion
Pain IL the Back and Kidneys-Cnis-
Cold hands and Feet observation-disclosures
Neursgs-Papi.s ion OF The Heart
Dizzinss,-Nervousness-He sdsche-Restlessness-
Disturbed Sleep-Flushes OF Heat-Gereral Pain .
In the Spine ard between the
G1msch-rauses-Indifes ton--
Difficult RAISING Of Urine with heat .rns-
Itching burning irritation Of the Uterine
Hys,ercs-ADxi,tyRsd Fsce-SeTvol Twitchne-
S:arine-COnsjpstion-
irritable Temper ssdns,s-Depraysd Appetite
Fatulet ce-Blos.ed and Irregular Bowes-
Unpleasant Dreams-Pans IN .he Uterine organs
Numbness ard Pain IN the Limbs
Lou Of Bewlderment-S Soreness In the Fee-Pan In
The Back -
THE GRAEFENBERG hARsHALLs UTERINE ca
THOLICON prepared by educated physician aud may
fully depended upop All other preparations should S aSoded
Ie,s and testmont1is from esygynen dHs puose @fH
a Paykro,c York and eoarnein9 'e,enees person in
fhs Ciry ,ctH oiso be giren at the sane place .
Price 81 SO bottle fre bottles for SO ~ ran b speb
,eqt bv sIp,ssa Add,es JOSHUA F. BRIDGE, ~ Ssere
tavy and cossnng Physician Irdqsab19 Company No. -
PARK-ROW, NETWORK.
at Ais yoons G,aetenberg s.uti9n No 81 ParkroU
flee aou,s q 10 and 3 to4.
CIf srrsndsd otnicn required BY letter. 81 mus: b
inclosed 20 insure reply
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There are four Shaker Societies 10 Ohio, nun serirg
1853; one in Connecticut, numbering 900; two IN
Msine, numbering 10; two in New Hsepshirs num-
bering 200; four in Massachusetts, Numbering 700;
two in Kentucky, numbering 600; three 10 New York,
numbering ,oG-makng 10 all l8 societies.
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miscellaneous.
Office to SHIPPERS 10 CENTRAL AMER

NOTICE to SHIPPERS 10 CENTRAL AMER
IN IcA and WEST COAST Of SOUTH AMERICA-oF-
IicE Of toe NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Co-rhs
Company prepared 10 through Bu Of Lliins IN con.
neo.on With the Panama Railroad Company on shipments q
ksgohsndse Central Amecs and tie Wes Of South
America fsctes viii so be Afforded shpncou
ho America % Liverpool BY with the Co.
nsrd Line ree nes Of freight apply the OF q ne Com
psny, No. 90 psnt 10 III STEPHEhs tscJ.
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CUPREME COURT.-WALTER GUN, Plain.
- INF, ssAins: THOMAS A. ouIN .nd NARY JANE only !;

- inf, sgAins. THOMAS A. QUIN and MARY JANE QUIN
bis wife; ARTHUR 4. QUIN, CHARLES H. GUN, GEoaGE
AMI 50 Of the Adninsisors u ARTHUR GUN deceased
ard DAVID LvANS oef.ndsnts partition ia Parsaan e q
Judgment Il the Supreme Cout q the t Dstnct 'eaf
SIN Gay % September Else william Wsson the
Referee sai5 named viii sell :. r. bic Auct
h. Mechsuis Exchange, in he City Of New ferk ey AZ
thcny J. BleeskeT L Co, on SATURDAY. The on cay Z"
Lot piece parcel Lsud with The ncings thereon
situate g AID being in ile Ninth Ward Of h- IJ 81 New
York, bounced and desibet follows Beginning at pan
biug the noivtrefy Of Ns.hngto1 alf tsnll1l
thence running norhey along ne westerly lire Of Wssn
:nson hfyne and A inches th-res westerly on
ice parallel with Hammond street. thirty four fe- four inches
fi.N fre e he nor-rery lie y Ez-ad street. ard e
ess..ry along the Dor;ney LIE q Hammond tEenty .o
f,e % TIE pace Of eesinbi8s As a. Tia: c-An 1t piece
ttI in the Ninth Ward Of The Cy NewYorb b5lnd-d sd
described foiss Beku:ng - pi- The pj--neay ins
Of Hammond se.t distant twenty-five feet, westerly or ~
thence running noThery Isk angles 70 sid nJnc street
fifty st; tfels SessTy psslel Sl HsugEd street, tsea
tywo feet thsus s1lh-ry ~ rim; ses p Hammond s,ee
fy ect the said nlrA-ry LIE oi Hammond street, al
theme sGs.eGy AorE The uorhey ne 4 Ham nd street
- the be ginIi.s Ard also. 3. Ia cer;1l
Lc piece OF parcel Ct LAat, wth TIE tn. tb-rson 81
boua eed AID de,.Ibed l9v, Bsnains 5: pu; DC
norihery lire Of Hammond sat forty foIf feet wet
ely rom tie ro--SvesteIy eorreE Z! Wssh-sol and hss
tbeuce running Lcrh-rly night angles q "a
Hammond ly feet; thence parslsl vito Han
mend Eve fee. -rd ex5 In lee thea Ior-h-y lod pHs
k with Washington street hsen st aud four il hss tse1ee
sou.sery .-l win VssAnEtru 81 fee; and f51
inches heroe esseriy IsrAs. with Hammond i
trd eight Inches Thence sotaey and night s,s.. % h.
I'd street. say fest "a Tie SAD no.-hsFiy of Han ~
Hammer I'd street, ;wel y;w5 fet place OF begnriaf 70
.sLsr with al AID ar g4r and srpu-na2os
me- 'ssss Ct IN tSyT's
JOIN DiMxicK, Paint sII Ao1r.J IS ave.
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Uater Qnre

DR. f. ]. LOWENTHALs WATER-CUKE
~ and GYMNAsIUa--Ho,el accommodating mr rrsnseA
AID Psrmsurut Bosrdera No. ITO Bleeckers, New York
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CsOR HARTFORD.-From peck siip 5: =, P. M,
II GRANITE STATE, Mocesys WetresssJs srd srdsys
CITY OF HARTFORD T-ssoAJa Th7rseaJ' are ts.nrea1a
LOB BOSTON And PROVIDENCE va NEW
T. PORT IA FALL RIVES-rh- Fyndd ,5a .'seris
TUESDAY THURSDAY, anA SATURDAY a. oicl,ci n
,ps The UMPIRE STATE Cap BDyson. on hgSDhf
WEDNESDAY ALd FRIDAYS: 5e-.ccf p ID, hcs Pief va
sS.R ~
He.s.er While rstsr6ed secured 70 srJ spps
sxIt prtil he shall tAy. ben p1ii C..
Fr,ish: forwarded through win ssrs;oh By
sr Eryr.a Rreish; Train
Nm BOaDyN, Ag.I., Nos- - sn1 II Ves,-s-
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real EsrATE.-Sold a. auction, O,t- l3, by A1rsn
$iTo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

q TLANI1C AND PACIF1C SIEAMSuH
n COMPANY
u. 8. MAIL LINE.
CALIFORNIA,
FORMERLY THE VANDERB LIT LINE,
From the old established wharf, foot Of wsIren-r
North River.
gtsrsse $50 Second Cabin SIS First CABIN 500 including
Railroad Ticket
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH .
The fayore steamship NORTH STAR Capt A. o. Jones' VIII
leave as above on THURSDAY, ooh October at o'clock m,
connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship CORrEZ
Extra Of this line always at Panama, nssne pomP'
connection at the isthmus ..onuo on.,
leaving New. York Nov. - ~
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC
Beware OF Ticket swnde BOGUS Passage Offices and con-
Germs falsely styling themselves Mail" Companies Unless you
be ON your guard you viii be deceived aud defra Ided
This ia the only line carrying the United States sis on this
route under contract with the Government. -
For freight passage apply at the only ONCE OF re Ie ~
the City Of New-YoIk, -
N " ID. b. ALLEN Agent
NB-An persons forbid trusting any one on account Of
the above lhps
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0orenu 9tsamfTD, 81.

NOTICE 70 CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
IN TIE TICKET OFFICE f,' he fssih, Mall s:e.ln',
Company has ben REMOVED ron NO ~. ~.ss oorn-' o.
Warren "a tbs Office hs North A~LGc s,eanshp Company
On the " harf feet OF Csp,ls-
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professional Notifes.

Office for Procuring
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN Patients.
J. p. PRISON, No. S WALLET, N. Il.
Apsmphlet Of information sent free b. mall
DATENT AGENCY OFFICES.-American and
u European PATENTS SECURED and Pamphlet OF Adycs
frsnisbed free, Application 70 MUM Co. once OF rss
scientific American. No. 81 Psrk.rov. RewYork City
CTETSONs PATENT AGENCY.-THOMAS
- D. sTETgON, SOLICITOR Of AMERICAN and fOk-
EIGN PATENTS, No. Tryon-row New-Yorh Advice free
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Daints, Oils, GLASS, 81.

MINERAL OIL.-This lie very superior Goa
Ul OIL unsuI passed quality and ohespne BY other n
arhet There nothing beautiful In color OF more hrt
burning IL 6oes explode, and burns
- usus Kerosene Lamps and being nnon purchasers v
avsys obtain the same excellent article Barrels 20 esons
Asspta JOHN w. QUINCY 4 Co, No. ~ WiitAm'ss
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Building Matsria!s.

VNCAUSTIC TILES for FLOORS.-Minton's
IL Tiles for Vestibues Halls Dining Rooms Couseryatoes
Hesbs and for public buildings Of every snd az laid by the
enbserb In Capitol Washington and In many churches
laph hotels dwellings 10 part OF the country
' MILLER COATES,
No 27q Pearlst, New York.
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fnrniinre.

(SHAMBER ENAMELED FURNITURE at
the old established Eagle Mandatory No oSi Sroedway
6v. doors Ketne TheaieIEegsrt SUITES 10
eli styles and oolors, from IS and gp~Ad Superior 70 Any
manufactured In this country. Wardrobes Mattresses &c
TNNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FURNl-
IL TURE In ell oolors and styles Wholesale or retail st 81
spd upward. so-MATTREeSEs and PAlLLAsSES. r
WARREN WARD No. III Cansl-s..,
-Four doors Of Broadway, N Y.
ENNAMELED FL RNlT u K L .-t1rst-class,
~ Grained ard Ornamental acknowledged superior in ,iys
and finish any made in this country Aso hst.e.s bee
dug 40, Tor sale by J. w USHER Co., No. ooI brosawC
CCHOOI. FURNITURE,
~ the approved style msnufectured 81 tpe oaes
estabIshuent In the State.
Lecture Room and sabbath School seites' CsmPstool'
tsonery Crsyons white aud eooret Also Office and Biaf
Dv.ks OF description made " order BY
ROBERT PATTON. No. "a GTove-s;-. DesF beecker
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during the Summer. Such thorough preparation
for a crop costs something; but, this once made,
the crop needs here only to be planted and hsr-
vested. Such farming pays.
The Fig tree grows in these valleys side By side
with the Apple; ripe figs are now gathered dauy
from nearly oil the old Mexican gardens. The
Olive grows finely in Southern Californis, and l
believe the Orange ard Lemon as well But the
Grape bids fair to become q staple throughout the
State. Almost every farmer who feels sure Of mis-
foothold on the laud be cult7ates either has his
vineyard already planted, or is preparing to plant
one, while most Of those who have planted are ex-
tending from year TO year. have looked through
many Of these vineyards, without finding one that
is not thrifty-one that, if two years planted, Is
not now loaded with fruit. TIE prOfa,iOn and
weigh. Of tee clusters is marvellous 70 the fresh
behOlder will not attempt to give figures; but
il is my deliberate judgment that Grapes may be
grown here az cheaply as Whest er Corn, pound
for'pound, and that Wine vii ultimately be made
here at q cost per gallon not exceeding that Of
Whisky in Illinois or Ohio. Wine viii doubt
lees constitute q heavy export Of CAiiornia
within very few years. SO, think, will choice
timber, should the wages of Labor ever fall
here so as to approximate our Eastern standards.
Al present, estimate the average cost Of Labor
in California at ust sb yut double the rates paid for
such Labor in the Middle States; which, with
Wheat and Beef q. New-York prices or lower,
and Clothing little higher in climate which re-
quires Little fuel, ought to make the condition Of
the effective VOL ker here q very fair one. Such I
consider'it to be; while an sssured by practical
men that a fall Of even twenty five per cent. in
wsees would incits large aud prompt extension
Of Mining, Farming, &c, aGording employment 10
additional Thousands of lsborers. Should fair, aver
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ffaaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYofk notice hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against the estate u JAMES OWEN ATE 81 the
CITY Of deceased 20 exhibit the same with the
vobers thereof subscriber his Office No w al street,
in the CITY Of NewYork before the 5h day Of November
lS5a-Dsted the 18th day OF May, 1859. - .
ry2O lswtmFr WILLIAM EMEhsoN, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE ofsn order OF the Surrogate OF
the County New York Notice is hereby given 70 al per
sous having csms sgsiut LEWIS LAY late Of the City Of
and Of the City Of Paris deceased 10 present ne
vouchers thereof 20 the sabscrbs Al me once
EDWARD FORT, No. IS South Wiiam.t, 10 the CIV o
before 'eveueenth day Of Msreh nexi ~
Dated New YoTk the Tn day Il SepeEt-r. lSS9
JAMES Bernhard,
EDWARD FORT,
% lawenFh Executors, &c. OF Lewis Lay orcessee.
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The wharf fccf OF Ceps4-s-
. lIGULAK TBRoU0n LIVE 10
GAN FRANCISCO.
PANAMA RAILEoGD
a, CITY stesrner GOLDEN GATE GOLDEN
AGE JOHN L. 5fEfHENS. and sONOaA-
Of Psci6c Mail s;esGsbiP
Company g; Panama
DiREC1 TO lsPIHWALk
The .vl.neA ste.rships BALTIC, ADHIsr1c ma ALLAN
TIC tsyiDs entirely rd ard ADAPTED 70 tie Csers
hereafter above svrs this pom O. toe
BTH and 3T 4 Of EACH HoHTB.
from the FOOT Of Canstt, N
The ATLANTIC, 900 burden, r. H. Pss'son Comman.
Psrsus wsLipowB snd superior 5tesKstip GOLDEN
The BALTIC VIII follow the J.h Of Novembef
An expehenced suyseon IL s-,cbed to each Snip
Throosh Fesh Passenger will D. msoetiatey forvGded
upon arrival q the Steamer At ArpinwsI 40.
he above Steamships bas cspscy Tor o 20 CIV SnL
Freight, which will be ;sh 20 q; indicate ra;es
believed ha. the accommodations srofced ~ me soo'e
sips unsuIpsas-d by Any In ne word -,
sffp always IN a. PANAMA, 70 nat tnere
win asteDton in forwsTsinS PsAserses Baggage ard
Freight. - ..,,,r
For Gei,b. sspy a. the Office q The Company No w..
For passage sPpy ne only Office of he Coneeny, on ne
wbAf, foot Of CsDalr, 70 WIN n "fShnsh.
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hereby certify the above 10 OF the onsina
notice received BY cm the Secretary Of STATE and no. on
6.s IN this ONCE. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
An the prope,ors public newspapers Of the City and County
hereby requested TO pnb the above once IN
each until the election and their bills for said publ
cation Board Of Supervisors for payment
Dated New-York, Ausnt 81, less JOHN KELLY, bhenn.