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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

s Grace NJ Sid no date brig Black Hawk, Sparks
!. Hc. :, :" s date bark s.a gss Stewart
T,sy' Sent ?sarr Tsrs .cro~eil saan,as Sid 2s,b
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cossnck. Grny, from Horr Kong.
American Ports.
,a s Familiar OF saor Nv lark ";sr rrnwn sayss
nns rcr'sTcrh m schis seenine Fls and Eliza Pharo
RosToE Oct l-Arr nv ten sh'p Rcrnara rrecuau View
ross r s sa in distress w ss. Eek
r New .n. r ss, rcsv
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sssvie Syors s,:esS "a Ws;sinson
h-h RI steamship caawba Ifawes linvrnn via Key wot
,ns ss,.nnsh brig sm Francis Moore Ss ss aha
pmaineS Two aays. and ii I'D for eastward
n.m,r rs Rohn r sscrs ~ s 's Vf "
JARVIS Is1sxp July sid ship Argo Ballard Ham,
In rcr ny ships Polynesia Morse for WORK 18th; Cos
ncr Merrill for do. LAYING OF and Victory, Gardner from
msKFiS 81 rarAYr July 21n por. ship Modern Times
MoBIJF Oct lc-Arr bark Tone STAR Dzcr, WORK. Cid
ea XIV w. o s TMArr steamship Tennessee
En- a. & Fae Ner
Mitchell civia veccha Mex schr Biisne Baisa sisa and
' Tr sss ts Hs' r;s 1 iss.ss
scanda Do: schr los Tconc rcnrir Rnaan Below,
ter f.om Ealiimcrs schrs ser Gsmmon from Vera Cruz,
sctn Bnoch NYork via Havana ship Harvey Birch Nelson
Iivcrpcoi.
4,h y tep ships voan Bray. and Barbour Moran
Liverpool Spear Spear md fcucothea C!ausren BOSTON
Susan Tinka Atwood Havana CD 18th, ships TancaRtey
Deem. Ashland pnker nrd Pork Iirh Had,ev liverpool
Towed TO sen 9th, ships Redwood Potomac and schr Req
Fox.
NORFOLK, OCT M-Arr steamship Yorktown Parrish New
Ss ss.s aSr E n",sam TSs%
ron r Wilson md Demnrars, Cunningham, wIndies; La
,NFwARK Oct Ih-Arr schrs Ann sater. wareham: Ioe
Fnpson Morrill, and Two Sisters NYork; sloops Dillon
snd Cnha,ne am do Banner IIavsrsiraw Contrivance-
stony Point Sid sohrs Wash Calais Me- Metamora Haver
f.raw: NorTn. Crnon i Hays and W ConkIin WORK,
Ign, NY.
PORTLAND, Oct IA RI bark Cushing Colcort Boston.
schr Empress Farnsworth Rockapd for NYork.
1MhA RI schr Arfadnc Robinson WORK Cid Br ship La
dy Bruce 81 John Mr. bark Odd Fellow Elliot avana schr
MARYLAND Brown Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, Oct l3-Arr Br brig Frank Jones' Kingston,
In Iia, put distress: schrs Marin pickup, Baker
Boston: John FORSYTH, Homee Work Davis, Robinson
Cid Br bark Princeton, HAYNES, barcelona. -.
WILMINGTON, Nc, Oct 1+-Arr brig Annaudaie Hetch.
Providence CID 18th schr Breeze Huise Nyork Sid sh
chrs Jonas Smith Nyork David Faust Philadelphia osns
Emily, Niork.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

Messrs Ballet, Follmer & Co., Milton,
have erected a building adjacent to their
Planning Mill for the purpose of kiln dry
ing their boards.
The annual Exhibition of the Freeburg
Academy occurred on Friday last.
A son of Mr.. Jacob Hartman, living
about mile east Of Milton, while return
ing borrowed corn shelter in the neigh
borhool of NJ Exensville, was thrown out
Of the wagon by some mishap, the wheels
going over his head and chest, mi uriDg
him so seriously that he died.
The Montour county fair will be held
at Danville, 5lh to 9Th Oct. next.
The members connected with the Chill
li<quaque Presbyterian Church, intend
starting a Cemetery for their use. Their
graveyard contains the remains of many
of our Revolutionary forefl,hers.
The Depot for Jersey Shore has been
located during the last week it is on the
opposite side Of the river from Jersey
Shore, and about two miles distant. The
citizens talk of running branch railroad
t. their town from the main track.
The Milton Savings Bank has declared
dividend of = per cent. out of tue ear
nngs of the Bank for six months.
Some two weeks ago, Mr. Samuel Boy
er of Brush valley, had three fue calves
destroyed, by a pack Of wolves prOalins
in that section os tue county.
FoOLISH.-There has been an opposi,
ton in carrying passengers between Dan
vile and Northumberland, some o. whom
took for l.! cents per head.
The Messrs. Grangers, from New York,
are manufacturing Wind Mill III the
old Patterson shop, Milton.
The Selinsgrove Times would rather
lose the Canal than the Spring Fish, but
suggests that an inclined plane from the
top of the schutes, leading the water away
by smoother and more gradual descent,
would allow fish to pass up the river again,
and make glad the heart OF our aged friend
Capt Hummel.
The Catawissa Railroad Company is
abou, to aid the Lock Haven 4 Tyrone
Company in the completion of the latter
named Road.
At the Cambria Works in Johnstown,
the yield Of railroad iron for tue second
week in May was 722 tons of bars, weigh
ing 5S to 60 pounds to the yard The
week following the yield was 7l5 tons,
and last week, 625 tons. That is 2O62 in
three weeks.
In Snyder county, A. X. Middleswarth
was elected Brigadier General; Henry
Berry, Brigade Inspector; Levi Epler,
Colonel; Samuel Alleman, Lieutenant
Colonel; John Montgomery. Major,
The 4rH-An old-fashioned Tariff
meeting at Bclefon'e Judge Wilmo. at
Coudorsport Judge Culver Of Brooklyn
City, at Wellsboro; Nc.
Cut your Whea, early, especially the
variety called Mediterranean.
Bishop Potter has returned to New
York with his fimily, somewhat improved
ba.lth
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Nous Jtcms from Other Counties.

SUNBURY & ERIE RAILRoAp.-Maj p.
=. Dickinson, of Harrisburg, James Chat
ham and VIM. Dunn, Esqs, Of Lock Ha-
ven, appointed by the Governor in accord
ance with the act of Assembly of 1858,
to view the line Of the Sudbury aud Erie
Railroad from Williamsport to Sinnema-
honing. have attended to their duties and
made report to the Department, that GER
tain portion of the road has been properly
COMPLETED. In accordance Herewith the
Governor yesterday directed the State
Treasurer to deliver to the Directors OF
the Company bonds to the amount Of one
milion.-7d Jme 3.
The William>portors are about cstab-
fishing boat club at that place with a
view 10 aquatic exercises on the river.
BRApFoRD CouNTY-pr. Seth Sails
bury, who has been identified with the
political history Of this county for the last
thirty years, died on Monday, the Both
ult. He lad lately been living at Wells
burg, Chemung comfy, y. Y, practicins 9
his professioD.-Gilbert Narguson, was
accidentally killed on the lst inst. at Can
ton, by being run over by saw-log, IN a
los-way, killing him instantly.
After the last frost, panic seized up
on the farmers and others IN LawreDce
county, Pa, and -four was run up TO ten
and even sixteen dollars barrel. What
FOOLS
The new big Hotel in Philad., has been
named the "Co"fiaeatGL'
The new Baptist meeting house IN
Bloomsburs is to be dedicated the Sd OF
July. The church is not yet formed.
Mrs. Eleanor Burnside, widow of the
late Judge Burnside, of the Supreme Court
Of PENNSYLVANIA, died suddenly at belle
fonte. on the Sd last, aged ,3.
The colored population of Milton, had
festival on the Island on Monday week,
ard enjoyed themselves admirably
The Lewisburg Band favored our citi-
zens with their presence and music on Sat
uriav evening last. After dscOursins ez-
cellent music through the principal streets,
they stopped at the uuited States Hotel;
At abou, 10 o'clock they returned, well
pleased We hope to favor US soon
again with their Prcseuce.--Iiltonton.
The Misses Ross had a pleasant; Pic
Me on the Island opposite Milton, WITH
their school children, Thursday week.
The Rope Ferry at Watsontown Is IL
co,a xo.A.nE '!te!, ,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Trial of Reapers.

1,HE Northumberland County ricultural Soci-ty. in
order to ts-t the num-ruu, ;rsp-r- and Movers
offered to ia. public. offers PREMIUM IL IS or tie
brst Reaper Mower combined @ for the bt Mower
ant SIl fn- the best Reaper.
Thr math MnSin, viii take place in the vicinity
of MILTON on FRIDAY the 9Th inst 10 CONNIE noe at
L. O'Clock If the weather should prove favorable
If not tn. first favorable iay thereafter
The trial for RrApn- will lie fixed at future day, Of
which NOTICE will b. gwen.
Persons having Machines 70 enter rpsi '"'--- 49,
:. nntun Two '.hy- previous !"
the time iSed for the trial No Navhinr ran enter ilr
E-srng Moving separately, .xeci ting those which
are mNi- expressly for Moving
The Committee will b. announced the morning Of
the trial the Mower.
Bv order of the Executive Committee:
l. b. DAVIS President.
Milton. June Is 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
zrwisburg Harkct.
MARRIED..

On the moruin. of the 18th inst BY Rev c II Lcin-
bach DANIEL G. EERGSTRE>SEE OF SeIirs;rovr, and
Miss ALNisA Ii DM !ti If LcWishurg- tIbe Printers
war- kindly rrInrIn -errI ~ th- Bride
In Northumberland 9Th inst. 10y Res. Andrew J Hay.
JOHN GARNET and Mis-. SUSAN JACKSON, both Of
Nrw Buffalo, Perry Co.
In Milton 81 iuS ty Rev. Nr Ersrorl. JAS HAL>EY
Of Milton and Miss SALLIEJ BUCK Of MputOursyiiir.
Near Miideburg, sth inst by Rev. p. Rik-r, GABlI-
FL BEAVER of jackson Tp- to Mis- HARRIET, iaush-
ter Of jacob Striuin-er.
In Hu.hcsvur, %l-t ult by Erv George Par-on Rev
! X. DiNN Of Bloomsbury. AMI Miss MARY C., dHugh-
ter OF John Hi. E~l. Of the former plac".
By Rev A n Casper 10th ult. " VI. SHANNON Of ni0n
tn and Mis- LUCINDA X@,IiNhN of Nr~ Berlin. ON
the 9th inst CONRAD 1T NNEL Of Nldlecr-ek Tp and
Mis-. VI NAGDtLENA BENFEE of Iarkssn.
On Tho 18th. JoN NhTHsN RoopY of S-iinScroye and
Ms LYDIA WiTTENNi EK Of franklin Tp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
MEDICAL INP0SslBIlITIEs.

For long time a certain class Of diseases
have baified the skill and practice Of the most
eminent members OF the regular medical FAC
uliy. Foremost among these we nigh, IN
stance epilepsy or falling fits. Happily now
by the skill aud inventive genius of an eml-
incnt chemist baltimore Nd this disease has been
brought within the Of We allud- 10 the
preparation called the NEGErABLE EXTENor EPLEPTlc
pTL- invented and prepared by br. sErH : H,>cE Of
los Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd Since their dis
cvery many y-rsons who had given up all hop. OF ever
being cured have been restored TO the full enjoyment or
health Prominent among these We might enumerate
Nr HARRISON LIGHTFooT, of Huntsville, Alabama MI.
l. has suffered much from Epilepsy any other per
son in thu world never knowing what it was to pass
week without having attack and often falling in the
streets at Huntsville de il fully restored aud has
not had an attack for more than year. DR. ifsuces
Pills teen the of thi- cure. These pills
also cure al, notifications ot fts spa-us, Cramps Ac
and are very ,ervirear for persons oi weak nerves
Dr. Htnr. part oi the country on IN"
receipt OF remittance. fric" one bon So two.
twelve s2i Address seth : Hance, los Baltimore street,
Baltmo r., Mi.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

Thcn.-There are too many loafing big
bows and Young men about our town. Two
Of them r.Satan finds some mischief still for
iUe hands - DOH last week stole 4 copper
pump from M Hull, which they intended to
sell IN Phllai. Tor old copper. One was com
miucd for want of bail, bu, has since been re-
leased on $500 security. The other absconded.
- Some aTpreCialing seniuS-we forget
who, as We clipped it out of paper some
time Since-makes the annexed JuliciouS
grouping OF leading paperS-om.t,iug is own
name, of course, with becoming mode>ty. Il
will be seen that our Young friends Just up
the river are not included, but by industry aud
perseverance they Will IN due Time reach an
age which will enitle them TO an admission
into our fne-looring set:
SCOOP EEPruGlD,N P,rIE-.-Thc following among
.l- many truly good RrTuhliCan laierS Which rLd-th
th-ir -ay u table. They atty crn!urtt we'll
printed, and advocate the ri-ht Kind OF political doc
tsiur- Long MAY they wave
Lew,burs Chr,nc'r. !i,>. A-itator Potter Journal.
Harrisburg Telegraph National Nr1r tr .unllt' IN
tiur Eaflsmaus journal, aud the Mridetur- Tribune.
Sad ACCideut.-About p. u. Of Sat
urtay last, three small boys from y. Second
St.-negIected by their parents and guardians
were seen playing by Wolle's Wharf, cu
the river below the Lewi>burg Bridge, when
two of them. by some unaccuunled for mi>hap,
fell over the side. Robert II. Chamhrrlin,
aud Charles Summers. learning the danger,
rescued one, "a lIlue son of Mr.. Heizel Of the
Rivlere House, who was just lyat.ug;) but
knew nothing of any other one being in, until
enc Of the boys recovered sufficiently from
the fright to tell the TACT, when il was too late.
FuASKLIN 7. GAssNER->on of the lale +. J.
Gess6er and wiie-was found, sunk IN the
water. but every effort 10 re>u>cirate HIM
proved unavaliing. Poor Itse Frank =
happy, gentle ,red-cheeked. briGh'-eyei orphan
boy-everybodv VINO knew, loved him. He
was buried on Monday from the residence Of
James Gibson, where his lamentei fathers
Masonic companions had provided hn
home. HIS age was yearS and months.
Order.-We have heard many express
sions Of appreciation for the public good ac-
complishsd by the appointment Of single
has proved c0mfar; 10 lalies-ha> conferred
honor upon us from viS,crs-ani has re-
strained the tenIeGcy to rowlyi>m 50 ap, 20
arise in large towns. All this has been gain
cd AT IrIfIng cost. Bu; we regretto see the
mlschievOus-we hope lhoughliesS-cfioris in
certain quarters to cast contempt upon this
humble yet efficient in>lrumentahiy. Oher
objects of fun than one affecting public man
ners and morals. might be selected pua!.e
opinion. and the due support Of our peace
officers, may sustain the general welfare, and
prevent much evil; while contrary course
Will entail much sIn and crime upon US, only
TO be counieracted by very large ou,lays Of
money and fear!u, degradation Of morals, es-
peclaly among the youth. Sustain and honor
those employed for the common veal. Pre-
yentiun Is better than cure"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
DU WALLIS
NAANAMNS ON,

Pr,p0red originally by PROF II. DC TiLL,f
formerly Of the College OF surgeons, Paris,
l. Now OTFLEED To rHE rCEIIc
ss- for The Cur, If dA SIRE drd fIrrfi DISEASES es
L'oR in-tanre-iain or soreness in any part Of the
system, rheumatism, pain in the back, breast
or siir. beai.i breasts, Neural .s, Burns, >Frains.
Headache. CramI in the stomach, sny other
disease that j. SORE and PAINFUL. and IT - only
over n = class uf diseases claim II PERFECT VIC
TORY ". say positively t1 our patrons. We can
relieve the sufferer - times out uf t.u. We would
lust say To- thu puhl'c rr,f Uu VAIL - years ia
bringing to this medicine supcri0rty over sl tbr-s
Price - cts rr bottle pr Il I'll 10 the trade.
Es-,II ar,iyr- must l,r ~ lr,-s..I To
J d. STONEROAD, sole AGENT fnr I :.
july ,s.y l.. lrrtstrIt. " i'lH 20. IiI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
FiIREL. HEGRING Il tG.'s
PATENT CHAMP PlON SAFE.

I 7.
utBJ!UE. Jan. :. 1850.
f,.uts: rcIu--ri by Mr. T &C Cpchrsnr. oi this
place t. YOU that tn. morning ct thu ith int
about o'clock. hi- took and IN" -ntir" stock
oi ,1al- was DESTROYED. Tr heat became suddenly
t.u-- the gocis could possibly BE- savri
but fortunately his books and paprr- which
OF Champion safes. all preserved carefully
we'll they may t called hImiIOn- fr during the
Whole cuua-T alton there iGcrssant pouring Of
Ham- directly upon the saf which contained them. And
still. uguu o-uIuc it. the inside found 1" h- srarcy
warm, whiie the outside most severely sroTehei
Yours truly, y A MCCLURE.
ITcrrin.'s Patent Champion Fire aud Eurglar.Prrof
SAFE wiki HALLS PATENT FcWDE FLurF LnIk>,
afford greatest security Of any safe in the world
Also >iie board aud srl"r safes, Of ell CANT workman
Tui-g,. t.rr rlat- Sc
fAEEEL HERRING 4 CO, have removed from ,!
Walnut their store 80. o. Chestnut >t.
JAMES HILL where the largest assortment ut cafe. in
the world lc found
FARRELL. HERRING & Co
Sni3.s 60 CuE,T>UI sTEiE., JIy ..sS HUH, fnII-AD
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
DtrO,

On the u inst at the residence Of he Rev. y. J.
Waller. Capt. PfIINEaS WALLER, IN III >Gjh year
In Milton 9Th inst, at Henry Miller, SARAH, relIct Of
Dennis c CauI, aEei about 30 years
In Kelly To. Union Co. eth inst, Miss SARAH NIL
CERT. aged about - ears
In SclIussro,e, 4th inst, JOHN BASSLER, in hi.
s4.l
suddenly. At Nortbumherlani, 18th inst. DaNNlE X
only of II . aud LYDIA \ s-ur.uE. III hi 9Th VI
In Adam-hurg, 18th inst, MICHAEL MlrTEELlNh,
aged al-ut -
JOHN MOi tx. scei about $ years f!l deal hile at
work in a ii-ld Fr-riurc. eth inst
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

most important and attractive place about our
beautiful town Is the University Buildings and
College grounds connected with the fine i'm
provements making IN the carriage ways and
walkS-which Will render 1t always spot Of
great interest both to citizens and strangers.
The next most important place Is q. Marsh's
cheap Boo, and Shoe Store opposite the Bank
where you may always find the best assorr-
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, 1859-06-17
J. SCHREYER & som

"AVE received ;heiT SECOND ARRIVAL
III Of Spring and summer Goods, Ladies
Dress Goods. Mantias, and large lot of
Ladies Collars and Sleeves from auction.
Also general a5sortmen; OF Mems Wear.
Trimmings, Couonades. Cass!mers & Cloths,
which will be soli cheap
Ma - 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

A Family Remedy.-No family should be
wilhou, some eihcaliouS remedy for The cure
of affections SO universally prevalent as
Coughs, aud colds some remedy too, which
can be relied upon as safe, sure and certain.
DR.. WI>iar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry com
bines this desidtratum.
- Buy none unless it has the urihen sig
nature of 81 Butts" on the wrapper.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Mount Vernon.

4 LETTER from the Hon EDWAED EVERETT to the
~ Publishers:
E1ST1S. sth .!une. lSSa.
Gr<rLEMES-Thr box containing the view of MOUNT
VERNON. arrived Yesterday. am greatly obliged to
YOU Tor this pleasing specimen Of printing ia cour
which, besr it. interest rrpres"n taon Of tn" siot
which than other rnd"ar. t.ef TO the h art q"
the country. worthy of attention successful at
tempt place works nf o this Mind within the reach
Of the great mass of the community.
| remain Gentlemen.
with many thanks. 6r,
Very TesIectfully YOURS.
Euw EvFVTr--
The subscribers have just issued picture of Mot vt
VERNON. printed ia FIFTEEN OIL CuLoRS. by now
and proved prooss ' which pictures that have here
from a. To- he furnished for ffFrF otNr-
The oi engraving Is Is by ~ inches super
cal.uirr-d heavy PLATE paper
Price FIFTY GEMS, postage pail to part Of the
United States J II. BYRtM & co.
llS South Third street. Philadelphia
ee-Ascnts wanted in every county throughout the
Union.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

E@-Mr. Jones, the Treasurer, requests
US to state that Mr.. Hertz has settled his
School Duplicate in full since the Borough
Statement was made out.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Trials of Moving Machines

Trials of Moving Machines
Are,the order of the say, as we see by all
our exchange papers. The prospect Of
abundant crops gives farmers reasonable
anxiety to get the best machines, to Gu, in
the mos. proper time, and they attend the
exhibition in great numbers.
sV-To-morrow Saturday. at l p. NJ.
Mr.Platt agent for Marny's) has appoint
ed a trial at Mr.. Paul Geddes' Formerly
Vim. Wilson Jr's) adjoining Lewisburg-
and next Wednesday forenoon at Philip
Gemberling Jr's, near Seinsgrove.
Trial at Milton, Friday Of next week.
Every one should judge for himself
MILLHEIM, June l0.-At present, every
thing Is cheering, and PROMISES au abund-
ant harvcst.-S. II .JR.
Similar to this, is information we have
from Juniata, Lyconing, Northumberland,
Dauphin, Perry, and Cumberland counties.
Some who have been elsew here, say they
have seen no better prospects than in
Uuion county. The weeyil has done very
little damage, the grain hoinS probably
too forward for it and what We saw be
tween this and New Berlin, was but little
lodged. Much begins to turn white-the
harbinger of the golden yellow. Rye is
also good, and grass middling: Oats aud
Corn not forward, but plenty of time for
them EIaying has been commenced.
"Good oii times Butter only shil
ling a pound The abundant rains Of the
spring, and the superabounding industry
of unwon,cd thousands, has brought the
oil Of cows to this reasonable figure. The
prospects of good yields of produce from
the large breadths put in sutjectiOn, are
truly causes Of heartfelt reJoieings among
persons of small incomes and straitened
circumstances. The year 1859, go, may
grove one of the best for comfortable
livelihood to the masses of mankind.
WILLIANSr0RT-The anniversary ex-
ercises Of Dickinson Seminary extend from
Sunday 10Th to Wednesday 22d inst.
Services at > 2. NJ. Of Sunday by Rev.
Mr. Eidgeway, in the Chapel. Address
before the Societies, Monday evening by
Rev. Il. J.. Da,hicIl Junior Class per-
formances on Tuesday evening aud gradl
ating class on "Wednesday evening. Ez-
aminations of the classes Monday to Wed
nesday.
The [. S. District Court meets on
Monday next...Rev. James Colder lee
lures on China, Tuesday evening. Tues.
aud Wednesday evening, the Ladies of the
Baptist church give Strawberry festival
"A Town Hall is in contemplation...
The Ga-,tte denies that story about the
stupidity of a LycOmiug county Juror.
MIFFLIyBvRG.-We learn from the
PrcsS that Dir c. T.. Iiaus gave an Exhi-
bition Of his school, Thursiay afternoon
of last week.-A son of John Badger,
while trying to strike colt with stick
received lick back" which bit him in
the face and badly injured one eye.-Dan-
iel Moore, near Forest Hill, had some
ribs fractured by the kick Of a horse.
nn-The Lewisburg Christian Sunday
School and friends yesterday had large
picnic in the grove near Wolfe's Mill.
The Band accompanied them out.
E|-Mr. Jones, the Treasurer, requests
US to state that Mr.. Hertz has settled his
School Duplicate in full since the Borough
Statement was made out.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
BRASS FOUNDRY.

1 NY and every description of B ass or
y Gun Metal Castings made IN the mos
perfect manner, OF tine best materials, and d
lowest market prices, at the
EAGLE WORKS.
Psnna. L. Road, above STATE street
Harrisburg. NAV 20, ls59m6.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

DU WALLS GALVANIC OIL acts by i'm
parting TO the system an electrical current
hence the speedy cures. Nothing can be
more quitting to all nervous disease than the
Galvanic OIL.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
y,istars B2Ls3m ot W0d Cherry recon-.
n,eudcd Ly Physicians.
Inc CeLLInr y IT hrl T ~ : = VE' @-
:. ". F0WsE CO., PrOPrletOrs,

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

B6rJ ohm Hayes is appointed Collector
for West Bufaloe, and Geo. W. Chambers
for Limestone TIP.