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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14
"DEATH TO ALL VERMIN. ;,

ssDEATH TO ALL VERMIN.''
As SPRING approaches,
ANTS and REACHES,
From their holes come out,
And MICE and RATS,
In spite of Cats,
Gaily skip about.
BED BUGS bite
You, in the night,
As ON the bed you slumber,
While INSECTS crawl
Thro' chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT
certainty, Rats, Reaches, Mice, Moles, Ground
Mice, Bed-bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas,
Insects on Animals, in short every species OF
Vermin, are utterly destroyed and exterminated
by
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, dc. Erterminato,',
"Costar's" .Bed-bug Eaterminator,
"Costar's Electric Ponder, for Insects.
Supplied direct, by mail, to any address in the
United States as follows:
On receipt of $1.OO, box of the RAT, ROACH,
&c. EXT;
On receipt of $500, box each of the RAT,
ROACH, &c. EXT, and ELECTRIC POWDER,
(sent postage paid, sufficient to destroy the
ver1nin on any premises.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where.
"Costars" Principal Depot, 42O Broadway, n. Y.
P. S.-Circulars, terms, &C., sent by mail on APP
plication
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14

FISH MARKEr-On Sunday there were seve-
raj large arrivals of herring at Alexandra, the
largest of which, q 900, was from Budds land
ing. They sold from SO to $40; Shad sold on
Sunday from $12 to $15. -
There being no wind on Mondays the arrivals
were very few; herring may be quoted at from
$94 to $11, and Shad from SIG to $18. -
On Tuesday. evening the supply was moderate
but on the increase. Receipts Of herring parti-
cularly are larger. Shad sold at from $15 to
ST. per hundred; herring for $40 per thousand,
and hickory shad for So per hundred.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14

HGThe result of the municipal election at
Annapolis was the choice of Democratic May
or, Recorder and four Aldermen, and one Amer
lean Alderman. ~ 40
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14

JULIUS QUENSEL has just received and
u now offers for sale, cheap, large selection Of
CLOCKS,
FINE WATCHES and
JEWELRY of all kinds,
to which he respectfully invites the attention Of
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Charles county.
Port Tobacco, April IA, 1859.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14
WHAT The PRESS SAY.

CUSTAKS EXtermInatOrs are invaluable rem.
edies for clearing houses of all sorts of vermin
With all confidence we recommend them.-N
7. Daily State Register.
"CosTAE's" remedies for all domestic pests
such as Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bugs, Ants, Fleas
&c. are invaluable; we can speak from actual
knowledge of their merits. DRUGGISTS and
DEALERS should send their orders early, if they
would secure trade in them-N Y Journal
II shall write something about your Extermi-
majors, as can do SO with propriety They
are selling rapidly here and destroying all YER
min.-Ea. 'sBa',ney," Fayette, No.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14
BALTIMORE, APRIL 9Th, 1852
To the President and Directors Of the Baltimore and
Potomac RaI Road -COmpanu:

To the President and Directors of the Baltimore and
Potomac Rail Road Company:
GENTLEMEN Having been requested to COM
municate in writing in relation to the method of
procuring the necessary funds to build your road,
submit the following, which may be considered
as basis upon which would undertake its entire
construction and equipment, exclusive of the cost
of engineering and land damages:
The Company to procure from subscriptions to
its stock an amount equal to sixty per cent. of
the cost of the road, in addition to which 1 will
agree to take ten per cent. of stock at par in pay
ment for work, making, in the aggregate, seventy
five per cent. of the cost obtained from stock SUBJ
subscriptions, leaving the balance of twenty five
per cent to be raised by issue of bonds secured
by mortgage upon the entire road and property
of the Company, which bonds will agree to receive
Such mortgage would of course be considered
a light one, and the bonds issued under it, could,
think, be very readily disposed Of particularly in
payment or part payment for materials, equip
ments, ETC., necessary in building the road
Upon the above general basis will make pro-
position to build and equip the whole of your road
for specific sum Of money. after the location shall
have been made and the estimates of the Engineer
shall be sufficiently far advanced to admit of so do
ing. Having been engaged for twelve years past
in the construction of rail roads under large con-
tracts of this nature, feel that experience gives me
some advantage in the business. In the course of
these operations have become acquainted with
parties, both in this county and in Europe, who are
engaged in the purchase of American securities,
and also with parties engaged in manufacturing
rails, equipments, machinery, Sc, with whom Sc
curites such rail road companies generally want
to dispose of, be placed to some extent Should
your board deem this experience and acquaintance
Of any valus in carrying through your undertaking,
should be happy to give you the benefit of them
by becoming your contractor. Very respectfully,
&c.
I'VE omit the signature to the above proposal
at the request of the gentleman who handed it
to us for publication.-Ea. Times.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14

RESPECT PAID TO MONEY.-In an article in a
late number of the Christian Examiner, we find
the following paragraph:
mo race in this country will be despised
which makes money. IF he had in Boston or
New York ten ourang outangs with million of
dollars each, they would visit in the best socie-
ty; we should leave our cards at their doors, and
give them snug little dinner parties"
Bsg An old Virginia farmer says the best way
to measure hay is to multiply length, breadth
and height into each other, and if the hay be
somewhat settled, ten solid yards makes ton.
Clover will take from ten to twelve solid yards
per ton.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14

lust RECEIVED and for sale, Flows and
u Castings, Mule and Horse Collars, Hames and
Traces, Ellwell's Wedding Hoes, Shovels, Forks
and Spades, by T. A. SMITH.
ap IA
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14
WILD MOUNTAIN BUCK

~ This fine young Stallion having
NNE~xEA proved himsefto be sure foal get
ter, will stand the present season.
sYAc229kZs ending on the lst Of July. Wild
Mountain Buck is six years old this spring, about
fifteen hands high, of an IRON grey color, and is
excelled by none for compactness Of form, action,
durability, SC. He is thorough bred Canadian
and was raised on the Allegheny Mountains. in
Virginia, sired by Mountain Rover, dam by Whit
Maria. He will stand on Mondays at his Stable:
on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Mr.. Bennett
Gamers, (near Mr.. r. 7. fuckers storey, on
Saturdays at Bensville.
TERMS S. the season, to be paid by the first of
August next. $40 for insurance. All mares will
be taken at the owners risk. IS cents in each
case to the Groom.
SAMUEL N. COX.
AorI IA 1SSQ If d. -,-tr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14

The New Orleans True Delta, discussing
the legislation of some Of the Southern States,
and the disposition in Louisiana to initiate it,
in regard to free negroes, says:
':There is large native resident population,
correct in their general department, honorable
in their intercourse with society, and free from
reproach so far as the laws are concerned, not
surpassed in the inoffensiveness of their lives by
any equal number of persons in any place,
North or South"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14


THE Echo PRISONERS. The Circuit Court of
the United States convened at Charleston, S. C.
on the 18th instant II o'clock, when the grand
jury were sworn in. The Mercury says:
% His Honor Judge Wayne charged them at
length, and more especially upon the act of May
1920, making the slave trade piracy. They re-
tired little after twelve o'clock. The witnesses
in the Echo cases were called, and after some
time spent in deliberation, two bills Of inlict-
ment were found, one against the sixteen prison
ers now in Jail, and the other against the one
sent to Africa on board the Niagara. The find
ing Of the grand jury will raise the question of
availability in the law in case marked and
decided as could we'll occur. The United States
will be represented by James Conner, Esq,
District Attorney and the prisoners by L. w.
Spratt and R. D. Treville, Esqs., of Charleston,
and Maxcy Gregg, Esq, of Columbia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14

THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE GEORGES
Court was held at Upper Marlboro last week,
The Adrocate says,-His Honor, Judge Grain,
briefly charged the Grand Jury in reference to
their duties, and expressed his satisfaction at the
small amount of criminal business in the county.
The call of the dockets then commenced, and up
to this time but few cases have been disposed Of
by Jury trial. On yesterday (the- 6th) the case
of the State us. Richard A. HARDWOOD, indicted
for an assault with intent to kill, upon Stephen
Brady, was tried Digges for the State, Bowie
and Berry for defence. The jury, after a briet
absence, rendered verdict Of not guilty. so
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-14

TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS OF
MARYLAND. h3.'
TNHE subscriber having been appointed Tobac-
Il CO Inspector by His Honor the Mayor Of
Washington, would most respectfully say to all
those who wish to see their own Tobacco Inspec-
ted and sell it themselves, that he is ready to
receive and Inspect at the Warehouse, in the city
of Washin ntan. on Third streef-neaE -Blagaan,z
wharf and Navy Yard, all Tobacco that he may
receive. There will be at all times purchasers,
here the spot, who will pay the highest prices.
have also called upon those who purchase To-
bacco in Alexandra, Va, and they say they will
gladly purchase from this Warehouse. The only
expense to the Planter will be fifty cents per hogs
head for cooperage, in they do not cooper for
themselves. GOO
JOHN E. DEMENT,, Inspector.
April 7, lS59-3m nefsfE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
NOTICE,---1SGO.
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Union county
Estate of FREDEnICK WELKEa, deceased.
The undersigned, appointed by the Court TO
audit, settle and adjust the account Of John u.
linn, Administrator of Frederick Welker ,late
of the borough of MIfilnburg, deceased, and 10
make distribution Of the balance in the hands
of acconntant,wlll meet the parties interested,
for the purpose of his appointment, on Tues
day. the 2ith day of January. 1850, ,at 10 o'clock
a VI Of said day, al his Office in Lewisburg.
SAMUEL u. ORWIG, Auditor
Dec. so, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION !

UNHE subscriber informs the citizens Of
l Lnws5ufg that he has returned to TIN,
pace, where ne has been well known a. a
Teacher. He always has given satisfaction
To- hl, pupils, and does not doubt he shall be
able 10 do 50 10 those who WI! favor hIm with
In.Ir patronage.
HI, Terms are from this day on, for one
pupil, 81. Where there are two or more pI-
p:iN IN one hoG>e, 81, tor q lessons.
Those de>FruS of :akirg instruction who
have 10 Piano, can be arcomm dated to taAe
lessons and practice Al his residence.
IL has also a superior new octave Piano
fyr sale, beautifully encased, and OF a brilliant
tone and elastic touch, al reasonable piice.
Please cali aud STE.
CHARLES kALISCH,
C,rH-rc' NJ;' 7 irF so..t q.ars NJ. Diyd E.5.s'.
lrWI>hTr". Dec. &. l~51
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

Ir,, -; pIlF F. ;,I I a g.. l. -
I,nor. .r,o.;,n nno,I j. r,.l;.r ,no,r
nee f,a, aaa .S In , i'oa'I"S - :, = "oI
-
D. u leaEef' 1eh'te ila'i' centre
won,5' "lJ ,st;.L ;,;n,, i", re- ;h aI'' iso"
nonnas " ' veg" '''
Dal,'s ApP.emah' oi VI 'h'our county
nun niDislt at ms residence on rtluay
n'sht a week. The deed was committed
by tying hahdNerchiet to the BED post
anu Paruy suSPcuu'nS MS oI'y oy 'n5
n'rN' i',' ,tu','S S"Pp'Ier "e "'' 'e'','u
- &c anu i,'' "Iu n7u - oo'I'F l'' '" 10 US
'O' o'ea a"s'' io0' "H'sAJ was luz
''use
- Inc ih''au' Le"3ar says 'hl' I"e
''o'es'a"' '"u''" VI ',.e -''''"' "A' o'-
c'"ie '"V P'op's''or o' S'"''"'n'S' SUI
,;on,i aayer,,nen,D Tho Ta5,l, i m
A5,n;n;.,r,,;o, ,,,,r
IL, II So. y, ..,. ,.,
'o"n ~ -, ''0'e', h,!' ,e''n''S e''I. ''
''s''''' .A''o'"'S I"' O'",'o ',"",y' "'s
H'e>s in connection with j. George kurtz
ne res Is ''fo"s anu hope'a, 'Ht AN
ufe" " G"f''i .'' "','' "''' WI ''''''s'
's an "n'e man. and MS Inaugural Is
SOUND
Joseph Schiafter, the lager beer keeper
who was committed to the W'i!'amspor'
jan lor very batIy stH"oing TWO men, es-
capla from Ill one h'Sul 'A>' "''A'
iinmcs, VI AiI's'er, Hale " Curtin have
opened private BANKING house'
". p-,.;l.., p...i.,.;, -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
ELECTiCW,

NOTICE is hereby given To the Sjochho.-
Y ders Of the Lewi>bu:g Britcr Co, HAT
an Election VIII be held at the Office OF vii
ham Cameron, Esq. in the Borough Of Lew
lsbur. on Monday, the "a day Of January,
1860 for the purpose Of clectiug one Pres.
dent, Xix Managers, Treasurer and Clerk To
conduct the concerns of said Company for
one year. WILLIAM CAMERON,
LrWi,burg, Dec. .. Pre>lteat.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

rJ-R Rev Alexander Clark ,EdItoroi the School
Visitor, says:
We have had ample opportunities to know
that the entire faculty of the Iron City Col
legc is composed Of competent and faithful
instructors. that every inducement announced
in the widely dlfi'ised advertisements Of this
institution. is promptly carried out in the
course Of study and discipline by which thi,
college has won its present reputation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

We have a communication from the
Fire Company, of Lewisburg, denying the
bad conduct attributed to them IN the
.Hhonian, during their recent visit to this
place. We are glad TO hear this, and are
wiling to make the nmende honorable
Some persons must have been working on
the credit of the Valiant boys Mitonian.
IIulsinger was hung at Harrisburg, on
Friday last, for the murder Of his wife.
They were both drunk at the time he in
fc'ed the fatal blows.
Charles Woliver, of Turbut township,
bad the flesh torn off bis hand, on Monday
week, by being caught in threshing ma
chine Which he was feeding at the time.
TRAVELLING PEDLERs.-We have heard
Of some of these gentry entering houses of
some of cur citizens, insolcniIy forcing
their goods upon the servants, IN the alb
scncc Of the heads OF the family. They
should be handed over to justice as impos-
.SmLury Amcrjca".
f..NlH II. b'tlic, IISi b'''i'N' -A''''-
ney, has removed from Berwick to Blooms
burr
Mrs Greenley, colored woman died in
St. Mary's alley, Harrisburg, Sunday last,
at the reported age Of one hundred and
ten years.
Marks D. Whitman, Of the upper end of
DauphIn county, member of the Legisa-
ture last year, and Member elect this
year, died at his home on Saturday last.
Charles H. Hale and Adam Hoy have
formed a Law Partnership.
VIM. X. Butler, teacher Of the High
School in Danvile, has been appointed
of Common Schools for
Montour county, in place Of Albert B.
Putnam, resigned.
The sale of the Montour Iron Works,
Danvile, was ordered to be set aside by
Judge Read, Of Philadelphia /
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

Bngation.--'fhe Christian Church IN
tins place contemplate making their annual
Donation Visit 10 their Pastor. Ed. 5. W NJ
DavrrL, al his residence on South Four,h St.,
on UrsddY gjtrnooH and erening gf nerf 'ossh
dan. 81. All who Sympahize with the OBJ
iect proposed, are respectfully invited to be
present and participate.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

E'RDN all sections of the country, subscribers 10 this
popular trt lust:u;icu, NOV in its sixth year
b~in: received in ratio unparalleled with that Of al
previous year.
my person can become Member by subscribing IS.
WHICH ENTITLE 10
l.,-TIs beautiful Sud EHgrdrHg, "StaiIelre and his
I-i.Hd.
2l-A ,1yy cftts s'-grHy ut'rI'sd At ynr7I Vr1r
ii ts,s Ss,is"7 1dHi,sioH D. t' tfriss5iN BroIdrIY
In addition 10 which,ovrr four hundred va.uabieW
of A.l are .ir to subscribers rr miums pri-Iu-
choice Paintings uiturrs outlines, Se, by the trst
American aud Foreign Artists.
TIE SuPFRu tvTHG which every suhsrrihcr will
cei,e m.di'iy receipt Of subscription entitled
"SHthESPEiRE ND His FR!ENBs,''
is Of character TO give unqualified pleasure and salts
faction Nn work o equal value tT'! before placed
within reach If the people at such price The Eugr
wing Is If very large size being printed heavy plate
PAPER 90 hy 3s Iuches. making most superb ornament
suitable for n. walls feith"r tie library paror oc
Il lie sent to any part OF the country 10y mail with
safety, being packed IN IS Under. pnsta-e prs pad
THUS oti, >ucn work, delivered tree OF charge.
and the Art JoErHIi one year for tlyss d"ti1Tsi
SUBSCRIPTIONS will b. received unit! the evenn.
of Tueay the 3st CiJauuary, lNtO, at which time the
books viii close and the Premiums be -y, TO subscribers.
No person restricted To- single subscription. Those
renting sI5 entitled to sIx memberships.
Subscriptions from California, the Canslas, and all
Foreign Provinces be - 80 Instead OF -, order
dcfray extra hostages, Sc
Persons wishing form club, will apply for circular
of terms, sc.
Tue beautifully Illustrated Art Journal. giving full
particulars will te sent receipt cf Is cents in stamps
or coin Address Z. l.. DERBY. hetuary C.AA
$40 and 5is broadway, New York.
Subscriptions also received by J. MERRILL LINN. Esq.
Hon Sr, !for'I lie " sSurg and vicinity. lmSl5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
Patent Pocket COIN DETECTO3,

E'R rLSTING InE EAEIoI> KINDS OF
GGiD AND siLILG COINS.
Its admitted by all to ' the Ieg ct THU; ofits
hind ever uir.r..i tt thr rubl,-
% s.! :" small that j: be carried in the pocket
without any Inconvenience.
L-sry Vr-s.H' si..,{ Errs u!
kr.rg N1.,~J.r s+"" hr' IT,
Er,y N.H az Ia mss ssoIiI hare ~
It I,trct at tie ,inrut both z Til urs, and
v"st. from lli !imet' Dollar in silver auI from
l gold u, tu .n. .-l!cs rri-u GuiI aud silver AT
>- 40issly sreu without tire asi,tunr-ofa word.
1t i- Uni lc, tat,""ty useful durable, u.c4l and
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Pos,Tril. to any part of the United States.
N.I WILT THE YIVEEN sly:
Tho possession ofIt ia perfect guarantee against be
iu- Imposed ur. "a WIKI spurious r- iuS--l rs.
urtrc'on i, sure certain, inevitable - IRE. la'r.
bind mau wIJh one in Do, i---rs-.an may tiI l.f
aur t' the most shi.iai couEteFiI'"r Of the dayEs
W. yronounrci it without hesitation the most perfect
thr- Of 1t, sind offered 10 the public.-Iim. h.
We Ike it, auI cordially recommcndi It to publ, favor
itFNT> WAIVED.
An Agent wautri .v,ry county in the limited St,rs
to WLom heavy discount will be madr. Samples sent,
with terms OF agency, on the receipt ct .r- Ir'iar
4. .drcs> all orders to INLAY ~ BlCkNELLS.
Bugl NJ. EsPostsr. G"UJiipsrI. p,
The Reporter has h-ru thirty yrnrs TIA. constant
and necessary companion 0f the CaShi.r Merchant.
Clerk Trader, Mechanic and the People, h'ju- the ola
thn Continent AMI the ahl's in the Wosli. a"d
having more subscribers than all other. combined j.
iu'hed the st AMI 18th ci each month, at the fol-
!Gwiu- prices:
Monthly. Copy, year. - 90
S'mi-Niruthy, Copy, one year. @CD
iuClUiu. without extra charge copy Of the CuiuS of
the World. containing larger numhcr of ma-nGrratiy
illustrated Fac Smiic impressions of the various tuIt
Silver and other Coins Of all nations, than Lr found
in amy other ork, and vhirh l' obtained from no
other ,urre hy any IussiOI ity of means.
AIirrS> INLAY EIrKNELL'S.
2ms15 IIHt Not H.p9Itsr. Phii1dapiil. Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

SAnsArARILL,.-ThiS tropical root has a
reputation wide as the world for curing one
class Of the disorders that atilIct mankind-a
reputation too which 1t deserves as the hest
auliiole we possess for ScrotuouS complaints.
Bat to be brought into use, It's virtues must he
concentrated and combined with other medic
ines thai increase its power. Some reliable
compound Of THIS character Is much needed IN
this community. Read Inc advertisement Of
Dr. ArEu's Sar>aparilla in our columns. and
We know II needs no encomIum from us 10
give our cltizens confidence IN what the Dr..
oiferS.--Organ, Syracuse. y. Y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

sey-The years end is a good time to
gather up your Magazines and other serials,
aud give the Book Binder a jJb or two to
make him and bis merry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

The Teachers of Lewis, Hartley. and Har-
tleton are requested 10 meet at The West :. II.
in the borough Of flarteton on Saturday, Jan.
I. 1850, at | o'clock, PM, for the purpose OF
organizing a Teachers Institute. Directors,
parents, and all others interested, are invited
to attend. The object of the Instltute is the
"mutual Improvement Of teachers, and free
interchange of thoughts relative to their
vocation, thereby better fitting them for a sat-
i>factorv discharge Of the numerous, weIshty
duties devolylng upon ihcm.'
By order of preliminary mcetingSheld al
the new schoo-huu>r IN Lewis. Dec. %, $50
ROBERT FOSI Err. Pres.
JG ROVER Sec.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

sI~No answer to the Enigma in our
last. We did not expect all the boys and
girls would "stick," the second week
They must get some of the old folks to
help them out.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
G II T ZAP PIG U R z S
at MOWfy'S Sky-Light Gallery,

SyARKEr street, LewSburg-Ilavin5 :
NJ Just received Il large assormeGt Of
PLAN aud fancy Cases, am prepared To take
Pictures al reduced prices, for the Holidays.
All wishing any kind OF Pictures can save
money by getting them soon.
y. B-Pic;urcs taken IN cloudy weather
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
New Years Presents.

Dissolution of Partnership.
TEHE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Firm OF J. y i. y. Diefsndrfr Of
BuiaIoe township, has been this day dissolved
bv mutual consent All persons indebted to
the SAID Firm will please call and settle their
accounts and those having claims against the
same are requested to present them for settle
ment to Jacob Dieienderler.
NIB. After the 18Th ofJanuarv, 1850. I will
leave the Books of said Firm with Saml Ew-
ing Esq. for settlement and collection.
JACOB DIEFENDERFER
Dec %, A ID 1859 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30

4 FINE assortment Of Fancy FurS - now
n Tor sale a. the IeGI~J4rY Hat Nanui-
aclOry cheaper than has ever been "h-red IA
this couulry. Ladies are respectfully invited
10 call AMI examine the quality.
Jos. GIBSON, Agt.