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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-05
General Assortment Of Gcsds,
RISING sun.
THE PEOPLES
NEW CASH STORE,
ar RISING SUE.

7NIlE undersigned having rented the Store
L House formerly occrpiedh by Kirk Stnbhs
you'd most respectfully inform the citizens
If Cecil county, ard the public generally,
.liat he has just returned from the cities of
Baltimore and Philadelphia with his large
and splendid stock of New Goods, adapted
TO the present and approaching seasons, for
Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys and Misses, and
Friends also.
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Groceries, Hardware,

Queens~are, Stone and Woodenwarc, &c.
Tffs cntire stock has been selected with
tie utmost care, and with a view to the wants
Of the people, and the necessities of the
times. The Goods have been bought low
and will be sold low to our PROMPT and cash
paying customers. To all, l say, if you
~cud have a practical demonstration OF
What say, call and see.
WILLIAM ]. VANNORT.
G%N. B--Corn and Oats. Butter, Eggs,
Lard, Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and
al i;isd Of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods, and the highest market
Price given. [Oct =, 1S5S-6m
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Ljic0.

GlNN.-In Winchester Va, on the Sd inst.
EDWARD Y. CHM, of Head of Slssnfras,
in this county, son Of the late John CHM,
OF the same place.
NESBlTT.-On Sunday night last, JoSrru
GoEpoN NLsnirr, aged go years welt
known citizen Of Port Deposit
TOUCllSTONE.-On Saturday last, ALEX
AMBER ToUCnsroNE, Il Constable of the
Sixth District.
DEATll.-On the 25th nlt LYrTLI TON DEATH,
an estimablc citizen Of Conowingo, Sth
District.
Tor The Cecil Wing.
THE LATE ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
Mr.. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS. late of Baltimore
Md. md more recently Of Cecil county. wa; born
in baltimore in 1922 He Wis converted in his
18th year, and Immediately joincl the Methodist
Epscop'l Church. to the interest OF which he
devoted the latte half of his life lie was called
upon early in his religious life to oficiate class
leader. In this connection, he not only acquit' ed
himself with great satisfaction as a conn Q 'ent
and faithful leader but he cndcared himself 10
the members Of his class by the interest and love
he manifested for them. both in their temporal
and spiritual we fare lie scrvel long time us
superintendent of the jefferson Street Sunday
School Baltimore. in which cap lciiy he showed
himself equal to all its responsibilities. His firm
ness commanded the greatest respect from officers
and children, and his Kindness made him the
object of uni, ersal admiration. He was always
ur to the line Of duty. Religion was his theme.
Although man of considerable wealth, h,Niag
acquired it by industry, he always seemed alb
sorbcd in rnligion. His daily walk and ccnyc.-
sAtion showed h he had ben with the Mast r
and le rnel Of him. He always made business
bend TO religion, and tried 10 walk blimclcss be-
fore the Lord.
About six years ago he moved from Baltimore
to this county, having purchased the farm near
llopewell Church, known the Old Goforh
Property" where, after making great improve
ments he died on the 9TH of February, 1893. and
was buried at the lIopcwell Church. lie had been
delicate for some years. The destroyer, Con-
sumption had been sowing the seeds of mortal
decay for long time. but st Fail he was broken
Gown by IN ck Of hemorrhaSc. from which he
never rallied. During his sekne he was per.
fectly resigned to the pleasure Of Heaven. Ills
only regret was to leave his dear companion and
four little ones lie has gone! lie has fought
the good fight he has finished his course. and has
gone to receive that great rev lrl He died as he
lived, without bIcmish to dshenor his memory
or stain to disco.sr the crnine robes ,,hich now
envelope his triumphant soul. Ut.
PoRT pRrosIr Feb. Oath, 1859.
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Cotol Guair5.
PUBLIC SALEs.-We call the readers
attention TO the sales, with which our columns
are crowded.

N-For many items of county news
see the local letters in our paper to-day.
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TO TIE LADIES.
New Millinery Rooms

EE9 NOW MliIlnefy ROOMS
va IN ELKTON.
HTJlIE subscriber would respectfully inform
L the. kades OF Elkton and vicinity, that
he has just opened u choice lot OF Millinery
Goods, at the shore opposite the Fountain
Hotel, which lie will dispose Of at the lowest
prices.
The Goods have been selected with care !,
and customers may depend on getting bar
& .iLs.
All articles in the Millinery line made to
erdcr in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms mp stairs. Mrs. Lehman will
attend to the business. She has had much
experience in the large cities of Europe, and
tlsn in Philadelphia. l.. ID. LEHMAN.
May 20, 1868.
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MARcu-the month of winds, storms
and changes, came in this week all smiling and
warm on Thursday it gave us sample of
slect and snow-it was indeed 4 - miserable
day for the invalid as for every one; yesterday
WAS as bright and CHEEKY as if nothing had
happened will the weather be before
the close of TODAY
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SALE WITHOUT RESERVE,

SALE WITHOUT RnSLaVE,
WILL take place at the EIIiton Prcsby-
w terrain Church Yard. on
SATURDAY, the l2fh INSTANT,
at O'Clock p. NJ, of tive following items
Panel Shutters, Venetian Shutters, l
Double Panel Door, Veneiiam Blinds,
Window Sash, with Glass, IN good
order, Benches, and l pair Of Pulpit
Lamps, Sc.
QJyIERMS CASH.
BY orler Of TIE TRUSTEES.
Mar 5, l&J9-2w.
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lectures at Cs,es:.pamhc.

Eo"OF. +. "A. MILLS will Lecture at the
Academy Hall. i'll Chesapeake City. on
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 9th. on
Lore, Cn"rfsLnp and 1iurm.c:
and every Evening the ensuing week. on
PiliENOLOGI, &c. 800 Paintings will be
exhibited. lie will give Physiological TX.
aminatons at the Hall, or at the Chesapeake
House. Mar ), lSJ9-lw'
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REN1ONAI!

RILNON All!
FTIIIE subscriber informs his friends and
L the public he has removed from his Old
Stand into the
Large Granite store EoHxc,
adjoining the Post Office, where having much
more room, he will be able to attend to his
customers more satisfactorily than at the
old stand. He will continue to keep, as
heretofore,
General Assortment Of Gesds,
and will sell at the LOWEST PRICES for
Cash, or to prompt paying customers, or in
exchange for COUNTRY PRODUCE.
GS-llis stock of Ready Made Clothing
will be sold at cost.
J. W. ABRAHAMS,
Jan 8, 1s59-tf. Port Deposit.
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NOTICE.


W7M. b. ROWLAND and M1NSHAL W.
w FULTON have this day formed a
Partnership by the name of RopiaM g. Fulton,
for the transaction Off general Dry Goods,
and Grocery, nc, Business, and solicit the
patronage Of the public generally.
VIM. b. ROWLAND,
MINSIIAL w: FULTON.
Rowlandsvlle, March list, 1859.
D-M. W. FULTON is also fully authorised
to receive and r. ccipt for moneys due
W. B. ROWLAND & co.
A CARP.-With much regret | separate
"a from my partner and customers, afr an
intimate connection for ten years in business,
but that regret is lessened by the COW lotion
that in my successors the public will find
men in every way worthy Of their entire con
iidence and deserving of their patronage
which hope will be literally bestowed on
item. O.P. kILLINGSWORTu
Mar. 6, lS59-3w"
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4 FIRE CoMpANY.-TLe late FIRE ha.

4 FIRE COMPANY.-TLe late FIRE has
caused an effort to be made to organise a Fire
Company, and to raise money to purchase a
Suction Engine, and new hose, &c. Two
m-etiBgs have already been held, and another
is To be held in the Court House, next Mond ~
night. This is "A matter Of public interest and
Tire meeting should he we'll attended. But
for the present Fire apparatus. incomplete as
it is, the late lire would have been very dcs-
tructiye.
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GROVER s. EsAMEss'S
CELEBRATED
TANELY SEWING MhrHFNES.
A Vow Sti2c. C,rica SD.

49, BROADWAY, NETWORK.
$50 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
1877 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
these Machines sew from two spoos. and form
u seam OF nneqnalel strength, beauty and elsti-
city. "hich viii NOT rip. even if every tourt b
srch hceut. They are unqucstionAby the best
i'll III" MAJ kct for family use.
,g' send for Circular
"ALL RIGHT! DE SAuTY DE Snuty,
the great mysterious lie SRu,y. still remains at
the gyms station of the Atlantic Telegraph with
several assistants, who fy night ahd by day. are
watching Tor signals " broken currents" "un-
in eligible tranSlni.sions. and nll that sort of
hing About the best thing De 'auty can do is
10 drop his Intellectual wire working and come to
Philadelphia where he can he free from anxiety.
and enjoy the luxury IF wearing such elegant
garments as are masis at the Brown Stone Clothing
HILL Of NoCkHILL n WILSON. Nos. SOB and COS
Chestnut Street. above 9Th, Philadelphia.
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WiLL!AE! c. GROW,
y % 'a's{,E.

NHIIE County Commissioners, will meet at
n their Office, in The Court House. N Elk
ton. on TUESDAY, the 18th day CT March,
instant, to attend to such business as may be
brought before them. BY order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Mar ), 1SJJ--2w. Cumm'rS Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-05

LAND SALE. Barclay Reynolds Esq ,
the iarai Of VIM. b. Price, near Ccciton, con
tanning l26 acres, for 81 800, subject to
mcTgage off, eco. +. B. Crookshanks, Esq.
purchaser.
D~Prof +. A. Mills, who is widely
known asa lecturer on Elocrtion, Entomology,
&C., has lately been at Newark, Del, where
element. He is now (see advertisencnt,) 1T
Chesapeake City, and will he in EIktOn in a
few weeks, probably about the time Of the
April Court. No doubt he will cause stir
when he comes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-05

DLASTER. Ground Plaster, for sale by
/ II, s. SITES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-05

Mr.. Lttchcr, the Democratic nominee,
and Mr.. Gogen the opposition candidate for
Governor Of Virginia, are both busy stump
ing the state.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
IcWIsburg Harkct.
MARRIED..

In Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co, morning Of sth
inst by Rev George Morris. THOMAS sTRAWBRIDGE
Of Lewisburg and Mrs. LIZZIE A. DALE Of the former
place.
NAV -, in Mansburc. Pa, by James Ross, PAUL
CIpWORTH. Of sullivan county, and Miss MAGGIE IL.
WITTER. formerly of Milton.
May % by Kew. o. :. Hall, SAMUEL LEWIS EnCi-
p..r and Surveyor Of Pottvillc and ROSETTA MILLER,
daughter # t;eo Miller. ES of Northumberland Co.
On the 18th May. by A Il. Dole. LEONARD BOYER,
Of Kelly Up, Union county, and Miss SARAH fEAGEH,
of Shamokin.
tn the 9TH inst. by David Splitter, Esq, GEORGE
EODiEES aud HANNAH HAlNES, both OF Limestone
Tp., Union Co.
ON the .gti, ult, at the Shirleysbnr- Seminary. by
EeyJ l. IIolmrs. Col FRANKLIN H. LANE OF Hunting
don and Miss CHARLOTTE A. KIDDER Of :.
ON th- ~ inst. by R"vS-p -poner. WN II MCARff OF
Nnnrr. aud Miss MARY kREMEE Of renns. SIy. Co.
In jersey shore 5th inst, 10y Rev y A. Kelly. WI. D.
KAUFMAN and Miss EMMA KoTE-also DAVID II. T..
CHATHAM aud Miss MARY J. MALLEA-both couples
from Lock Haven
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE FIRST BATTLE on THE 2iSr OF NAY.
ST. JOINS, n. B., June /, lSj9.-The
steamship City of Washington, which left
Liverpool on the 25:h ult, and bound to
New York, has been intercepted of this
point by the Associated Press yacht.
Her news is of great importance as an
bouncing the first important blow in Italy.
A battle between the Austrians and the
Allies took place at Moutebello, town of
l;aly.
There are two towns of Montebello in
Italy, as described in the Gazetteers. The
despatch does not give the position of the
one at which this battle took place One
Of the Montebellos is a town of Austrian
Italy, ten miles southwest of Nicenza, aud
is defended by two castles, and the other
a village twenty three miles Z. n. Z. of
Alessandria, where the Aus,rians were de-
feated by the French in 1872. The posts
we're occupied BY Marshall D'llilliers of
the French army. BY the previous ac-
counts this officer was posted on the main
road from Noyi to Genoa. The battle o:
Moutebello took place on the 2lst of May.
The Aus,rians, who were commanded by
General Stadion, attacked tho posts of
Marshal Baraguay D'Hilliers, and they
Uere driven back by General FOrey's divi-
sion, after a furious comtat, which lasted
! four hours.
4 The Allies carried Montebello, but did
not pursue tue Austrians.
Two hundred Of the Austrians, includ.
ing a Colonel, were captured and taken to
Marsoilles.
Ihe Austrians were fifteen thousand
sR'ns They lost 1000 men, The Allies
's' 'V0, among whom were many officers.
lie actual strength Of the French is not
'''ed. Report says they numbered from
s8v to : 900, besides regiment Of Sar-
'o'n cavalry.
ile Austrian account simply states
." ten. Stadion pushed forward a recon-
''ancs By forced march toward Liglis
- NoO'ebel!o, but after hot fight with
''eneh force of superior strength, re
.,sa tehtnd tie 70 in perfect order.
'ls liverpool Cotton Market was quiet,
'''s were sousxhat easier, gnd ,b::e is
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
5T1tfO,

In Eush Tp near panyil!e ID inst, Of consumption,
Mr. II r. GEARIAET. AGED about 20 years-formerly n
TELEGRAPH operator &c at Lock Haven.
Ia Jersey Shore, 9Th inst, PErER STATES, III his
Goth year.
on Sunday asth nit at the residence OF Isaac Amer
man. in panvile, WI. Il, PERRY, aged about 10 years
lie was buried by the Old teilows, at Milton -
10 CHAPMAN TT, jth lust, of palsy, Mrs j. SEE
CHRIST. aged about 81 wears o,,
Iu Jackson Tp, North'd. Co, recently, Mr.. IACob
HILBIsH
Of william IL aud Margaret L. ariths, aged year,
months and days.
In Milton, 3lst ul:, ROBERT HAMMOND, infant son
OF DR.. p. Il. Mish. aged weeks.
CHARLES q. VERNON, for many years the eHicient
clerk the Beaver Furnace I'd inst At his residence
I-,Ited but hi- weakness like that Of many others,
was too much indulgence in strong drink lie mas i-it
no vii. or children to his departure, sut many
friends rho are dong sn.-Hs.:iy IrrhEH'
(ie5. g-aasz sas .s41 .asst. - ..r.ss. g'issl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
stilution andO Oilicers, which were considered
and adopted, as follows:


Art.l. This body shall be called the "Cnion
County Sunday School Convention"
II. The object of this Convention shall te
10 promote the efficiency Of the Sunday school
cause in Union county.
III. This Convention shall meet annually
on the second Monday in May. and be com.
posed of Delegates from Sunday schools in
Union county.
". The Officers of this Convention shall
be a President, one Vice President from each
evangelical denomination in the countv.a Cor
responding Secretary, Recording Secretary,
a Treasurer, and District Secretaries, all of
whom shall be elected annually.
'. The various Officers shall perform the
duties usually assigned To such officers The
Corresponding Secretary in addition, shall re-
port 10 each annual meeting. the condition of
The various Sunday schools In the county.
The District Secretaries, one of whom shall
be appointed in each township and borough,
shall obtain Information in reference to the
number and condition OF the Sunday schools
IN their township or borough, and promote. as
far as they can, the establishment of new
schools in destitute localities. They shall
report to the Corresponding Secretary at least
one month prior TO the annual meeting.
Vi. No alteration shall be made in the
Constitution except al an annual meeting. and
bv a vote of two-thirds Of the delegates pre-
sent.
OFFICERS.
Decentralization Swneford New Berlin.
Vice PresidentS-Samuel Geddes, John +.
Richart. Christian V. Gundy. Jas. F. Linn.
Charles $. James, Jas. p. Ross, Martin Dreis-
bach.
Cnr'g Sec'y-D. Heckendorn. New Berlin.
Rrc'g Sec'y-O. n. Worden. LewiShurg.
TreaSurer-SOlOmon Ritter, Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
10 Builders.

TN accordance with the Report of the Grand
Jury at May Term, the Commissioners Of
Union county will receive Proposals at their
Office in LewSburg. until the 7th of July next.
for building STEPS for the east front OF the
Court House, on the following plan: the steps
To be made uf two inch white PInc plank planed
and painted in imitation Of blue limestone, to
have three COATS of linseed oil and white lead,
and completely sauded in the paint before dry;
each step not 10 exceed inches in height, lOt
inches wide; the whole structure TO be sup
ported by nine horses of two-inch oak plank.
IL inches deep; risers one inch white pine well
seasoned. BY order of the CommIs ssioners:
June 7,Is5g A. KENNEDY, Clerk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
FROM MIFFLINBURG.

MIFFLISBCRG, June s, 1859.
am glad TO state that the grain which was
down Hat week ago. and looked as though
it had been inundated, is mostly again erect.
The little that remains down, does not alarm
us. "A lodged crop never broke farmer"
We have very good reason 10 expect larger
harvest and better yield IN rhls part Of Buila-
Ioe Valley, than ever before. (Would it not
be good and practical for every farmer in the
Valley to keep accounts, and report, every
year, 10 the Agricultural Society. the number
of acres cultivated, and their yield Let ev-
cry one in the county do this, that we may
correctly know the wealth of our domain.)
Last Saturday, overcoats we're a comfort.
During the nigni, had Il rreuy severe TroSt
The injury done to the vegetation, is, l think,
triilng
Monday, our town was enlivened by the pa
rade of the * Union Cavalry" The company
numbers thirty-nine members. 1t is the only
military glory and protection of the county.
The election was very quiet, and resulted in
the election of the following named officers ::
Brigadier General-Is,Ac HunLru.
Brigade lnspector-JonN W. SInoSToN.
Captain
First Lieulenant-WN. F. WILSON,
Second B. +. RANGLEn.
Cornet-DAvIp RurKn.
These were elected without opposition, ex-
ceptlng a complimentary running" OF Mr..
John Badger for General. A Troop, and also
a company of Infantry, it is said, are about
organizing al Hartleton.
The extension of Market street, in Mfllin-
burg. which the majority of our citizens have
so long prayed for, has been at last granted by
the Court. The Supervisors will open it as
early as possible. i.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

University af Levvisburg.-T

most important and attractive place about our
beautiful town is the University Buildings and
College grounds connected with the fine i'm
provemenls making in the carriage ways and
walks-which will render 1t always spot Of
great interest both 10 citizens and strangers.
The next most important place is q. Marsh,s
cheap Boot and Shoe Store, opposite the Bank,
where you may always find the best assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes at the lowest City
Retail prices. Call and see.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
FROM NEW BERLIN.
Fourth Annual Closing Exercises of Union Seminar

A Concert Of Vocal and Instrumental Music
will be given in the Chapel on Monday even
ing, June II, by Prof.A.ll .BAssLrR and pupils.
Tuesday evening. June Il, an Grafton will
be delivered before the Literary Societies by
Rev. Prof o. II. TIFFANY of Balt.
Wednesday morning, June Is, the Ladies'
Essays of the Graduating Glass, and confer
ring of Diplomas. Wednesday evening, Ad-
dresses will be delivered by select young men
of the Seminary. JOHN Il. LEAS, Sec.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
CREELEY'S Overland Letters.
NOW rs TIE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

The first Of Mr. Greeley's Letters from Kan
sas, Utah. California, &c. has appeared. His
Letters are looked for with much interest, and
will appear in the Weekly and Seml-W Weekly
Tribune as well as in the Daily. TERMS
Daily Sc. Semi-Weekly Tribune SO. Weekly
Tribune 81. For Club terms, see Tribune Of
any date. Address
HORACE GREELEY & CO,
"w79l Tribune Buildings, New York
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

no change reported iu the quotations..
Breadstutfs were dull, and provisions
steady.
A bulletin issued By the Sandman Gov
ernment, announces that the extreme left
ofthe Sandman army, under Gen. Baldini,
had forced passage over the River Sesia,
putting the Austrians to fight.
Gen. Garbaldi had entered Gavea {?
Pavia) with 6,000 men, for revolutionary
purpose.
1t was rumored that six English men
of-war had entered the Adriatic sea.
Revolutionary movements are reported
in Lombardy. The King of Naples is
dead, aud Francis III has assumed the Gov
ernment of Naples.
The French lost many valuable officers
The Austrinns do not acknowledge de-
feat, but "retired."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
District !Sscretdrre..

Short practical addresses we're made by
Mr.Fiuk of the Lutheran church, Mr.. Ro-
denbaugh of the Christian church, Mr..
Mirick of the Baptist church, and Mr.
Reese of the NJ f. church.
Adjourned to meet at Mifiiinburg, 2Ed
Monday in May, lS60-God willing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
Ee:r5SONry, PN.
TRtDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1889

A., pyEgriyr, Manufacturers Nrrrhau;s. Mechanics
y Puhir pf --rs IN CITY aud County. frh'i,hfrSI-
who wish to buy or scvruid do "yl {" eihP''y tie
columns of the LslDi1ur- C'''sst1t Nhlch "'H = i
- ir.r,.in. clrr,l,tan IN Community containing
large proportion of active solvent producers consumers
aud Dealers as rry in the state
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
rrS See New advertisements.

nrAt the annua! meeting of the men,
bers of the Lcwisburg Cemetery corpora
,ion, held on Monday last, the following
were elected Officers for one year:
Presiicnt-GEon6E +. Miller.
Managers-ThomaS Hayes, Eli Slifer, VIM.
Cameron. Jos NJ. Nesbit, John Walls Solomon
Rlue-, John Gundy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

ra-Sa,urday night or Sunday morning
l,s,, there was quite frost, which badly
nipped beans, melons, vines, and some
corn and potatoes in our section, but little
or none was destroyed. On the Juniata
il was quite destructive. Further North
aud West, it was more severe, aud less at
the East.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
LEATHER FOR SALE,
Cash paid for Hides

VNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
/ the pubic that he has now on hand a
select assortment of the best SOLE LEATHER
for the supply of his customers. together with
superior lot of UPPERS. which he will sell
upon accommodating Terms
He soIicits the attention Of the Farmer, TO
his prices for HIDES.
All having Hides TO dispose of will DO better
10 call upon him than to place them in the
hands Of Agents, as he is determined 10 give
satisfaction IN this particular branch of pur
chaseS. L. ]. HULL
lewisburg. June |, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
A Chicago (nl.) Wagon for Sale.

TINIIAT weIl-known CHICAGO WAGON is
offered for sale by the subscriber.
Also double sett of HARNESS. Inquire
corner of Fifth and Market streets, Lewisburg
June |, 1889 JNO. ID. MUSSER