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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
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Ane NaAAEal Maa4a II M@~
4 ATaska Ferry uomnaag are
q aAAppy 10 iaFcgma lie rfablie
that - fafryFng season has commenced,
and that tbs Gre and Eosnvn.3lnsse II ~ Il
Ferry Beat
Nebraska No. i
" auw ranaing heswasn Coanesl Rlasa
and Qsaaha City.
Oar Ferry Boas Il oga IL she snens. a..
sssss and ohly sage ard gsIlalls hsaE 81. ~
Upper Missouri rivers and "a ghIs II ~
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60 pAAaas anA samlgxAaaah To egsaa So
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cox L. ROBERTS
Raaem6 ThrGaheR b. Cleaner.
The increased dsmaad for these machines
prove they are growing daily In eavor VITA
the farmers. Th@iT sxtrsma simplicity and
durability allow Of their ba8ng saaiIy man
aged BY the most anskiIIful farmer, and
shsir cheap 4swa places them within the
reach Of all. We hops this season to be
able 90 hll orders On rsssipt, bat would adj
yise those wishing to purchase to ssnd Ia
their orders saen.
Threshegs without Cleaners, Lever and
Endless Chain Powers, Corn Shelter 8, aud
castings Of all kinds
- Orders fsssee fully solicited and
promptly attended 10.
KIhGsLANDs L. FERGUSON,
Enareh24J5Sm4 Saint Louis. Mo.
]. b. sTUTsMAE, Agent,
ora Council Bluaa, Iowa.
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STEAM FERRY
AT
FLOR ICE!
THE SPLENDID NEW BTRAm wxRnw BOAT
NEBRASKA NO. u.

@naa is now running, and viii
- eeRtinas 10 run besyusen E9or.
= msxce and tae Opposite ahore,
at all heurs, from sun rise tilt sun set. unkII
the elase oRnavigasign,
lne NEBRASKA liz a Rrsk rate boak
with powerful machinery, built expxesaIv
Tor feFrytng On the Missouri River swerv.
thing about Der La new and In axeellsus sr,
der. "
sns viii not carry twenty-five wagons
Ana teams at a time, nor two hundred head
Of cattle, but can conveniently carry six
wagons and teams at a trip and cattle an
ether stock In proportion.
Lns hiTeE at this pointis only about sew-
en- hundred feet wide with RosK Res.
and rock eoaRd shores on both gtdes ar
fseSay clean Of all obatFuetiona- and 49,
permanent landings directly onnnafFa go
oehsrS consequently the beat nakea h@r
crossings In less than minute. 80 IL > =.
eS.nd&ntly abls to do all the Farrvinr that
VIII be doAa at all points On the AFisso,Tri
River above the mouth Of the pfatfe tbis
season. ''1A@
We do not, like the Omaha Ferry Gam
pany caA the attention Of the public Ia a
time tablet vie have none; cur chsrtar "a
We understand II, ohllges ny 10 an Al sTI
times, from the rising to the setting Of he
Snh, and we are Perfsctly willing and al.
~aye ready to futhil those obligations 10 the
ssttsr / II lone footman canes, we cross
him without delay.
he road 70 che Ferry on the Iowa side
= excellent, aud frnn Florence to the platta
sahsyt u many milsa nearer aud wueh
better than any other route.
Ins ofseeE8 and crew ara akfIlsul. urudaBg
and EouTrepus and viii al an tfn@z 4 go,
READY and willing to 10 do all Ia their noTv.
er TO accommodate aRd obllge tbs traygllng
community.
Ntth all the above named ADVANTAGES
and Inc fact that our rates are tyvsntvE In.
per cent. less than those of Omaha. to-zTit
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Nmrmeae Namufaca0rV -.

NaPmea@ NAamWRaC&0Fy.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
4 citizens Of Council Blaas and sugrcun-
ding country, that be manufactures tie
above articles, and keeps constantly on
hand stock and trimmings Of the h4at quail
.ty,
Particular attention paid to Carriage
Trimming and spring Mattresses.
Those Ii want Of suything IN The above
line Of business, will find it to their s4vaa-
tsgB TO call and examine my atoek bafora
purchasing. E. KhABE.
sepl5~5T lily.
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low A..
The GOLDEN PRIZE.

n
ILLUsTRAEEDu uLUsTRATKDftI
The New York Weekly GOLDEN paxzw
Is one of the largest and best weekly pa
Pers of the day. An Imperial QaAfto CON
tanning eigAt pages, or taTty eaIupams, Of en-
-FE'a."|"- original matter; and ssegsBEls
Il. sssr@aet very week.
A GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS
TO $500 90 TN GOLD, stlI be presented
To each su' -cEibcr Immediately on receipt
Of The subscription money.
One copy for yea. s2.0a { / gift.
One copy for years, $50 J. 2 gifGa-
One copy for 3 years, 5,00&3 sifts,
One copy FOR years, 800 l. gifta.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies / year, $500 & 3 gtfta.
Five copies year, s,D0G5 gifta.
Ter copies year, 1890 r. Id gifts
The articles to 6e distributed are com
0rtsed In the following list:
2Pk'gs Of Gold, containing $500 each
s do do Dc 200 each
10 do do DO I0o sseb
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased
Watches 100 each
20 Gold Watches rs each
9O 40 60 each
lOO DO 90 each
300 Ladies' Gold Watches IS eae1
900 Silver Hnt'g CaBed Watches 30 each
500 Silver Watches $40 to Is zach
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and
Fob Chains $40 10 10 aaeh
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches. EAR
Drops, Breast Pina, Cuff Pins, Sleeve But
tons, Rings, Shirt stadss Watch Keya,
Geld aud SILVER Tnimbles, and q VARIETY Ell
other articles worth from fifty cents to
SI5 each.
lHaA@aA&*ely Ell receipt Of ths suhagvtrs-
ton money the suhacrfber'a magne viii BE
entered upon cur s4bscri ption book oppo-
site number, and the gtft corresponding
with That aamber win b Forwarded, With
In cue week, TO the subscriber, b. ssma d.
cypress, psss paid.
- All conmuHica lions should be ID
dressed 10 BECKETT A. IN :
10 and 49 Moffat Building, 3s5 Broad |
way, New York.
= Specimen copies sent free. Agents
wanted may6'5S-iy !
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FAHREsT TER ms

At bis sore room, opposite the Robinson
Hoaaa, Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs.
May rs, 1858.
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90 Oh shs ceisbrated Rock Ialand, lIlinais,
Breaking, Stirring, Corn and Shovel PLowa
for sale By
CARTER I COuRTRIGHT.
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Popular Patent Medicines

Of the day, to which we especially invite
the attention Of the afiiegsd. Every 1T.
ticls sold by as IL warranted
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

% co. assorted CIGARS, Cor sala by
CARTER q COURTRIGHT.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS
Are Opem fer Examination

eomM@nse the &ale Of our goods this
sex g Retail as kAs Suaaasa Wkslesais
FEieeas Believing by 30 a0ing, the increased
aa nEaiy cold will Be eqaa1 10 selling By
tie paaea to the trade.
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0l0 Bu. whlls BEANS, for sale by
el4U CARTER II c0URTRtGHT.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

lnn Eush Dried APPLES, for sale by
SIN CARTER COPYRIGHT.
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1A00 Lbs W n CHEESE, FOR sais by
AAUU CARTER q COPYRIGHT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
$1,000 Race

ITO come oil, last September, IN Csion
1 comfy, be,Eeen Flora Temple aGd The
MoaSivi OG Loug Island.
Pa. Brsorr1. | seen a bigger race nor
that. On TErIi street IN Lerisoufg.
Jim. An what vas ~
Pit Sure. an il Ws~ the Par'e al a-chtor-
di' 10 ZIMMERMAN q ZELLERS' N.u and
Fash,oHG5t Chitlng .sio'e, TO buy theu selves
new iorsery lsOm head fn iGr.
inn. An how charr'
faf. Och. bat wasn't ibere a naie Coat,
Pants and Vest Tor 81 an fine Surs from
! , tu stu an comiathable Overcoats from
Si.59 Up as high a. We mind carpets from -
o. c. cinis yard SHIRTS and Drawers for
- cIutS up an Bows Goats, Vests and Pants.
and Cas~imeres. French Cloth. Grenadains.
&e.-and power o other goods-ior Jlst
abou. what they cr>i, t5rfin' the hrGnsporfha-
fon2 4 b'lave thai'S what they cali The bring
m OF EN- here.) And, now JENNY, /: YOU
want 10 help yourself 10 a wife, rhnn To 4. *
T. s Store. aud save s. 10 $40 on yonr we'd
ding suit, (and divide the orh,rpfush betTane
the Parsou aud the Printer-Hsaven bliss 'em'I
jim. shan't forget 10 go this very minnIt
a dollar saved is a.dollar armed, any day
Ext jimmy around the corner on q tsot Tor
ZtMaEHMAss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

We publish this week the list Of premi-
ums given at the Agricultural Fair at
Milton. The report Of one of the Commit
tees, J.F Woiinger, Esq, Chairman,
coutaiEs some wholesome advice-the i'm.
port of it is, if We can understand language,
that our Fairs ought to be more agricul-
turrl. This is very true. There should
be more agriculture and less horse-racc,
more horticulture aud less lire-engine, in
exhibitions Intending to promote the in-
terests and encourage the pursuits of the
farmer, gardener, fruit raiser, aud cattle
breeder Excrescences have attached them.
selves to our agricultural exhibitions since
their first establishment. They must be
rooted out, or the Fairs will 90 down.
We should like to see the Society's Fairs
flourish, and produce beneficial results,
but We have heard number of persons
remark that they would not attend again
unless there was more to interest the true
and earnest agriculturist, and less to at
tract the tippant crcwd.-SanJu'y Ga
.-ctc.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
Notice to Pave.

DI order OF the Town Council all property
ID owners ca Market street. within the Bor-
uuah limits, are required 10 pave the sids
within 20 DAYS.
Also all Of ii 81. North of ST. Louis.
Also al! cf 81 Il. north OF ST. LOUIS.
Also all Of 81. Louis between I'd Il Sd SITS.
Property owners within the limit, speci-
fed, are requested 10 DO the work, as early az
pos bic, in order 10 secure a good job. as il IS
Iaie IN the season, and consequently the i'm
lls can not be extended beyond the 20 days
required by law.
Al delInqueBts. without respect TO persons.
may expect the following provisions of the
Borough Charter 10 be enforced IN every case.
Extract from the supplement 10 the Bor-
Ough Charter passed l. lth March, 1851.
.ln case jhe owners or holders of lots shall
refuse OF neglect 10 comply with the requisi-
tron ct the Council, Occurring the paving of
side walks ard suticr>l after having received
20 DAYS notice from the SiIesi Comm SIS ioner.
he Council shall have power 10 cause the
said pavement, 10 he made, keeping an account
Of the cost of work aud material, which ac-
ccuul, i! not paid by the owners or holders of
said lo;s wIJhn 80 DAYS from The date there
OF, the Clerk shall cause the sums due with
all costs sccruInC thereon. to be entered by
the PrajAGnufaiy of The SAID county, which
shall have the same effect as Judgment de-
PENDANTS 20 be liable Tor all COSTS BY order
Of the Council.
JAMES p. ROSS, =, Commissioner.
wjSburg. Sept IS. 1889.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

-Petersou's Philada. Coanterfcd De-
tector Of 1st inst. has the following notice
of an alleged New Counterfeit. 1t has not
to our knowledge been seen or heard of in
this quarter or anywhere else except in
the columns OF that journal.
LEwIsnuaG BANK, Lewishurg, Pa.
s.. spurlous-vig. female each side of
figure 5; oxen with load of hay on lower
left corner; FIVE and figure above; por.
trail of child in centre on right, and FIVE
above and below.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
Cabinet and Chair Ware Room,
AND
SEEA IT Ill MING Sll0H.

u n VI R htG Sh1 4. &.
NORTH lst and Front 81. The subscriber
~ .most respectfully Informs the cliizrnN
Of l.ewisburg and surrounding country that
he has on hand for sale The largest. best aud
cheapest assortmen, of Furniture ever
ever offered 10 the pubic--compiising
~ Bureaus, Fancy and Common Bed
steads, Jenny Lind, Cottage, French
g: lnd Commentaries, Center. Card
Pier, Dining, Breakfast and Common-liat
stands, Cottage Washstands, and common
Stands of all kinds,
Hair. Cloth, aad II
CANE SEAT Chairs of all kinds, ~
HORSE SHOE. Chairs at Wholesale.
Common and Rocking Chairs
and a little of everything in Furniture line.
Metallic Cases and Wooden C"ilins cilher
on hand or made To order, and FUNERALS
attended 10 promptly as usual.
Being provided with Circular and Scroll
Saws driven by steam power, can furnish
all kinds Of Cabinet TURN G-Nuie
Posts and Bannisters and Hand Railinss on
hand or Turned or Sawed 10 order, dllleren
sizes and patterns.
Furniture TO order. Repairing as usual.
- Cheaper than Ever for Ready Pay. Q;
Thankful for nearly thirty years Of liberal
public patronage, respectfully ask contIn-
uance of the same, and hope 10 deserve u.
DAVID GlNTER.
Lewisburg, Sept. 80, 1879
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

The new Episcopal church ediiice in
Muncy will be consecrated by Bishop
Bowman and others, on Tuesday the 18th
inst. The house has cost $4,000, and a
liberal collection will be asked to discharge
the Indebtedness.
courses, like chickens, come home to
roost," is maxim that the Slave Power
little dreamed of when they planned their
repeated invasons of Kansas, and aroused
old Brown to retaliate once.
Wheat having sold as high as 50 cents
in Frceport, Ill, the Editor of the Journal
advises Farmers to bring their grain ali
iu, realize, and pay off Indebtedness.
Capt. Cook, the second in command to
Gen. Brown at Harper's Ferry, was once
in the service of the Philad. Ledger"
concern. Ergo, the Ledger is responsible
Returns from Nebraska indicate the
election of the Republican Delegate to
Congress, in spite Of some scandalous bal
lot-box siufing against him.
The Slaveocrats in Southern California
have voted to establish new State, there,
to be called Colorado.
Counterfeit Five Dollar Bills on the
"Calasauqua Bank" of Lehigh county, are
in circulation. Look out for them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

ssarpcr'S Ferry.-The people of that
far famed place have been once more settled
down in quiet, after being frightened 10 death
by old John Brown and his few men, show.
ing themselves to be the greatest towards in
ali creation, and old John, being convicted,
will have TO pass over Jordan, TO the great re-
lief of Old Virginia and ali the south. Mean
while. our people at home continue to do as
usual by purchasing their Boots and Shoes of
Il. Marsh, right opposite the Bank, thereby Sc
curing great bargains for the least amount of
money. Having none but the best of work.
men, he continues 10 manufacture and war
rant his work, both as TO neatness and quail
ty of stock, as the best in market. Call and
be convinced,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
Auditors Notice.

TVNHE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court of Union County 10 de.
eide upon exceptions filed on the Account of
Henry Noll. Administrator OF fBESyAMIS SHOE
MAKER, decd, will meet at the Buialoe House
in the Borough of Lewisburs, on FRIDAY I'd
day of December next, at 10 O'Clock. 4. VI,
for the purpose of discharging the dulles of
his appointment, when all persons interested
may attend who think proper.
JOHN SCHRACK, Auditor.
October 90, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

r@-The Chinese Sugar Crop has been
perseveringy tried in the United States,
with much success. One person Of Buck
eye, Stephenson Co, ILL.,, who owns mill,
will have hundred barrels Of good Sugar
to sell.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
$500 Reward !

r OST-On Friday, Oct. 9TH, in the Col
legs Grounds, a CAMEO BREAST PIN.
Design, branch, bird and nest; sitting
plain, with small cable cord; reversedside
Of the Cameo marked 100, with clash on Sec
ond cipher.
The finder will receive the above Reward
by leaving the Pin al the "S.aJ 4 Chronicle"
Office, Lewisburg.
Oc,. ~, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

EG-The -iryus charactcrizes Senator
SEwARDs Rochester Speech as "si,ametess,
JtoOd.y, and Jrutal,' but refuses to publish
it This mode OF treatment, in the long
run, will be found to be hurttul to the lib
eler. The great masses Of the people love
fair dealing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

E0-The entertainment given by the
Peak Family (STiss Bell Ringers, in H.
dependent Hall, last Tuesday evening, was
one of the mos, delightful performances
we ever attended.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
Good ElOur.-The White Deer Mill {

Good ElOur.-The White Deer Mill at
Hghtown in this county, now in the posses
sion of MesSrs. Candor and Simcnton, has
been extensively repaired, and put in charge
Of Mr.. Cole, an experienced Miller of over
forty years practice. They are again doing
custom work, buying gram, &c, and have a
superior assortment of Buckwheat, as well as
Wheat flour on hand.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
DitO,

In Rirun, Wisconsin, o6th Sep, aged 20 years, Coll
SCRIBNER formerly of Maine-faher of Mrs Z. Thomp.
son and Miss II. s. Srribn-r, late of Lewisburg
Near HARRISBURG list ult in her 6lst year MrsHAN-
NAH H. wife Of Hon. Benz jordan, (ormery Miss
MCiure Of Lewisburg)
In rottSvile, 18th ult., SAMUEL slLLlMAN, In the
6iI y.ar Of his age.
In willsmsport, 3lst Elt, CIIA'S n. ZSCH'EGNER,
aged about "a years-Tescher In Dickinson Seminary.
In Wliainsport, list inst, aged 26 years SARAH AN.
wife Of W.WWard Esq. and daughter Of Hon. JohnW.
MAY nar1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

SAD AcCIpENr-The Boiler of the 10
connective "Virginia," belonging to the
Delaware, Lackawanna s. Western Rail
road, exploded in the yard. at Scranton
about one o'clock Monday afternoon
Robert Starrett, the engineer; John
Brown, fireman; Mr.. SwartE, former
ly of Moscow, Pa, Patrick Welsh and
William Allen, were killed. The engine
is = complete wreck. The cause of the
explosion was pressure Of steam.
New ORLEANS. Oct 31--It is reported
that another Vigilance Committee is form,
ing in this city, to superintend the elec-
ton to take place on the 9TH of Novem-
ber. A deputation Of Plug Uglies from
Baltimore is also said to have arrived.
Twenty. FIVE deaths from yellow fever
occurred at the Charity Hospital last week.
The track on the unbury & Erie Rail-
road from Erie East has been flushed
within IL miles of Warren. From Lock
Haven west the track has been laid, We
understand, as far as Sinnemahoning.
The intervening country is gradually
growing narrower, and by reference to the
Map it will be found to be not very great.
The new stables belonging to the Uni
ted States Barracks, at Carlisle, were de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night week.
Fifteen horses persisted, aud a large guam
tity of feed was consumed.
Elias Brosious last week killed beef
ior Sheriff Weise, of Sunbury, which,
when dressed, weighed 1905 pounds.
lie disposed Of the animal at an advance
OIL between thirty and forty dollars Oh the
Price paid fox it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
EesrSsbesr1, EN.
FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 4 1889.

A DyEGTIZE ZEl-Nanufactnrers, Nercha-ts. Mechanics
~ Puhlc oiicers in city and Country, f1hiishcrs-
all who wish buy se-woulj do we'll to employ the
columns of the L5tsishurg Cirtas, whrh has large
.nI Increasing circulation a community containing
large proportion OF active solvent fEouuurs, oOnsueIs
and dealers, ; any in the state.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
Fall and Winter Goods.

Hursh & Goodman, Merchants, Leristury
HAVE received and opened CHOICE
assortment OF all the latest styles 0:
FiiI. and Winter Goods. The partIculaf
attention of the Ladies Is called 10 their stock
Vi Bnlliants
Dress Silks Prints
Deiaiuvs Shavls
fIg.FrNerinoS Collars
DucaIs Sleeves
Ciughams Inserinss
Fouiarts EdgiDgs
ChntzeS Gloves, &c.
ALSO Cloths, PLAIN aud Fancy Cassimeress
Jeans, TwtetS Nr>tngs, Nuslins, Drill
ingS, Tickings, fianueiS. Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps.-S,
together with i complete assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware,
Cedarwarc, Queensware, &c.
all of which viii be disposed of on as favora-
HE terms as the same articles can be purGh .
ased anywhere. Gire eQH!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
rr See New Advertisements.

sG-We are now enjoying weather quite
us good as " Indian Summer" Make the
most of it. Finish every preparation for
winter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

l1y- Elections in New York, New Jer-
scy and Minnesota, next week. The Op,
position have some local difficulties-
which, with old Browns aid-may upset
them. II they carry this year, We think
there can be no doubt of 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
CAUTION.

r HEREBY notify all persons not to trust
or harbor my wife Elisabeth or daughter
Mary Lydia. as they have been making many
debts that know nothing OF. which will not
pay unless compelled by Jaw, and further |
will proceed according to law against any
person or persons who shall trust them with
out my knowledge or consent
JOHN ULSH.
West Buifaloe, Oct. IL, 1853.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

RA-We received few days ago, per
Adams Express, lot of the largest Sweet
Potatoes We ever saw--sOme of which
weighed 4! pounds. They were grown
aud sent to US by Wm. Il. Cornelius, Of
Nashville, Tenn, formerly Of Lewisburg).
Thank you, Will
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

EASHIONABLE Hats and Caps
Good Hats and Caps
Cheap Hats ans Caps
a very large stock Of Hats and Caps
Young Gents styles Hats and Cap
Boys and Chidren's Hats and Gaps
Now ready and for sale by GIBSON, the only
Halter in Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
GREAT FIRE!-ANOTTfEP 7RfTEfHrf
kSUxvILLE, Tenn. March 10, 1859.


Messrs. EVANS / WATSON, Philadelphia:
GcHiismen-lt aTuris great pleasure to say to you
that the ssamandor Safe, which purchased of iii
February, 1865, proyet To be what you recommended it
protection from FIRE. My stOrehouse, together
with several Others burned the grOuud in March
last. The safe tell through into the cellar aud eN-
posed 10 intense heat for eight bOurs and when
it taken from tho ruins and opened all its contents
found be in perfect state, the books and the
papers not being in jured any whatever. cheerful
ly recommend your Sais TO the community. believing,
as do, that they freprpof il is possible
for any Safe to be made. THOMAS j. POW ELL.
es-A large assortment of the above SAFES always
on hand, at i Chestnut Street. date "a South Fourth
St, fhi-dclphi,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

luoS CRY CoLL.GE.-The rapid growth
and extended popularity of this School, is the
result Of the Confidence 1t has inspired by lis
fair dealing and thorough leachlng.-Pr,sby-
tenn Banner and ddrOeafe, Of PuIsbWg.
Three hundred and iity-seven students are
in attendance al this time, making /, the lar
gest and most popular Business School ever
organized in the United States.