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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
IeWisburg Harket.
NJ AREI led.

On the Sth inst Ly Rev " l. ker. JOHN DENEE, Of
Snnburv. anI Mrs. ELIZABETH OBERDpRf, OF Upper
Augusta - .--
On the >th inst hy J. 4. Merit E-l C'lA> EANCh
ard CArHARiNE TIA1TE, both Of Ne" Columbia, Union
county. - ., .
On the 9th ult by Rev c T. wciscr. W g. SMITH of
West BuiFaloe township. Union Co, and Miss AMANDA
IRI.NS Z! SeliusgroNe.
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NOTES and Book Accounts Of the firm of
II George A. Frck and John Lilly. ard
William Frick and John Lilly, have been left
with me for collection. All matters unsettled
. by the lst of April next, will be placed IN
Justices hands for collection.
JOHN B. LINN, Attorney
March 3. 1859 for WM. FRICK
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Public Notice

Is hereby given, that IN pursuance Of an
appointment by the Orphans Court OF
Union county to audit and report on excep-
tions filed to the account of Adam ID. II. Mem
per,Guardran of Elizabeth kiester and Others,
minor children of Nancy Klester late of Hart
ley township, dec d, that will attend TO the
duties of SAID appointment and meet the par
ties interested therein al the Riviere House in
the borough o? Lewisburs. on Wednesday the
9Th day Of April, AID. 1889. WM.JONES,
Lewisburg, March 3, 1889 Auditor
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LUMBER! LUMBER !.

YYNHE subscribers have for sale ~rasN-r
Qn lots to purchasers Il 81 s..s- 500
a large stock of <:SSss go
PINE BOARDS-Panel Stuff = ~ "a. sslss 3
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
.6 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. al our Mills
on south Branch Of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
VALLEY Narrows road at the end Of our Road.
-gA Diploma for superior sample of
Planks, and a Premium for Rails and ShinS-
les.were awarded us at the last Union Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN M'CALL x BROS,
iy773 Forest HILL 7 q, Union Co, Ia
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49, AT A BARGAIN

A.LO.. The subscriber has on hand for
sale Two New. Hughes. which he
offer at Il bargain for Cash or viii Exchange
for a good HORSE. Call soon or YOU will
miss it, E. +. HURSH.
at Hursh a Goodmans store,
or if absent. inquire OF W. II. Ritter. al Vim.
Brown, Jr.'s store. tLewIsburg, Feb. 10
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

DU WALLIS GALVANiC OIL is sold in
every State and county iu the Union, and rem
ders greater satisfaction lhan any other rene
dy. 1t always does what is said II will do.
All sore and painful diseases are immediately
relieved. Three bottles will cure any case Of
rrcrnl rheumatIsm-two bottles will cure the
worst case Of piles.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

nsn. Rev. r. Ridgway, of BALTIMORE will
preach for the Lewisburg M.E,Church on
Sunday morning next.
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Chamberiin Bros CARD
TERM S, G a S n.

VI CLanJsrl!n Ir5s
GROUND Alum Salt for sale by
VI ChgabsTI.a Brg's
CENEsEE Salt for sale by
VI CLaube.lln E-c's
DAIRY Salt for sale by
- ChAmbsrlin B.o'4
DLACK Plaster for sale by
ID ChsmheT!!u Bros
WHITE Plaster for sale by
w Chzmberlin Br.s
GOAL for sale by c.,.,..,.. r.,,.
MAckAfEL for sale BY en.-...... p...
SHAD for sale by
y Chauberlin Bros
HERRING for sale by
(,oDFIsEl for sale By
Y Chau.bsrIia Bros
FLOUR for sale By c,,.-,,.,,. ,.,..
RuCKWHEAT Meal for sale by
ID Chaabsrlia Bros
CHOP and Bran for sale by
y ChambeEiin BIZ,
NJ HEAT and Rye for sale by
w Chsmberi!n DrO's
CORN and Oats for sale by
Y Chambsrllu Bro.
DoTAToEs for sale by
| Chanbsr.!l Bros
SUGARS assorted for sale by
- Chambsrlin Bros
.\ECTARINE Syrup fOr ,ale by
y Churharlin B=o's
SUGAR House Syrup for sale by
~ CLamberiiu Bro's
GOLDEN Syrup for sale by
~ Chsrtcrlin Bees
I'NTRA Star Syrup for sale by
IL ChauLerIin Bros
MOLASSES-New Orleans, Porto Rico,
VI Musearado, and Sugar House Nolasses, for saIo
by ChamSetiin Bros
TOFFEE-lava, Laguira and Rio Coffee
\ for sale by ChamJurlin Bros
TEA-Imperial, YOuug II ysou and Black
/ Tea for sale by Ghamberl.n Bros
RAkERS Chocolate for sale by
- ClanbsIlin Bros
BAKERS Cocoa for sale by
- Chambern Bros
DICE and Rice Flour for sale by
IL ChanbeTiIn Bros
SPICES assorted for sale by
- CAsmtsrlin Bros
CUGAR Cured Hams, and Dried Beef,
- for sale by Chamberi.n Bros
rHEESE, and Water Crackers, for sale
" by Char,terlln Bros
RUrrER aud Lard for sale by
~ CLanJerIin Bros
CANDLES for sale by
" ChamteI!in Bros
SOAP-Rosin, CASTLE, Olive aud Toilet
- Soap for sale by Cham5erl.u Bros
nRlED Apples, aud Dried Peaches, for
- sale by Chsmteriin Bros
DRUNES and Cranberries for sale by
J. CLsmJerlin Bros
AlSlNS and Cuirants for sale by
IL Chamterlin Bros
DRESERYED Citron for sale by
L ClambSr!n Bros
CORN Starch for sale by
" Chsrberlin BIOS
ESSENCE Coffee for sale by
IL ChsIberlin Bros
BAKING Soda for sale BY
- Chamterlin Bro,
SODA Ash for sale by
- Chamberiin Bsc's
GAL Soda for sale by
~ Chamberlin Bros
VINEGAR for sale by
Chambsr'in Bros
TOBACCO-Chewing and Smoking To
l. bacoo for sale by CkImberln Bros
CEGARS Tor sale by
y chamberiin Bros
DATENT Wagon Grease for sale by
J. Chamberlin Bso's
DOSENDALE Cement for sale by
IL Chaalbsrlln Bro,
CALClNED Plaster for sale by
y ChamberiiR D=o's
WHITE Sand for sale BY
w Chamtsrlin Bros
MANILA Rope and Twines assorted
VI for sale by Chlmtesln Bro,
ES>All of which will be sold at very lew
prices for Cash, or exchanged for Country
Produce.
WANTED
Wheat. Rye. Corn, Oats, Barley, Pork. Bacon.
Butter. Lard, Eggs, Clover seed, Potatoes,
Apples. Dried Fruits, &C..
For which we will pay Cash at the highest
market rates. W. .CHAMBERLIN,
J.W. .CHAMBERLIN.
III. CHAMbERLIN.
T SCHREYER & SON
j.. Haze received
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New II. ..


Al 'nc '''ii Iio '''-'''''', ~ 49,
'aoIa N'",'.' O''''E ~ ! ''''',o ~
week. 'he '''''"' { se,''''''' " ''' ''''
c'un'I
lar degree 'o' ."' P',.'''' " ~ '.'
hANLhI ~ f'''' 'N''',-,''''
ours' ana :" fi,'' '.''' " ~, = Loan '''
d NANNlN" DO" - q - '''''
kay-Thc following officers for the com
ing year were elected at the annual meeting .
OF the st'chho'iei' o' '"e i-G" 'S0''5 .
M'iinburs iurnP'SI, Monday last
i, r,e>'ar"'''f"'Ss p t,.a I,F, ,tr:'rr Gideon
Diehl. Mar,n prrl> bach; Trra>urer-Jame>
T, Linn; snpefS'sor>' with power 10 ie' CON
"@''S--'' N - -''>''''
inoiher Ne" Eraneh OF Ea>in',> N l'"'>"1'-'
Any additional ENTERPRISE IN trade OF
manufacture, OF an hon2faOle caaFAc'e'' j"
any place, Is much better i'f II ani i''
all, than cutting 1t y 'he suOu''''."e
without cuIir5 5cm'h'--'' any
branch OF business. Aes>r'' hoDA y 'hio'
announce IN another eo'u"in' s'"''"''5 {
new In he"isoar5' worthy u '"' a'''A
tlon OF a!i-l'ai'e7' -d'''l"'''' -
@c.' in town or country in'e'e''S1 !" r., 'DS
description oi Soo1s in1'''''', ,,
"ea" 10 ae>e''e success, anu We nope VIII
VIII IT, lhose III h''shooFIng 'o".'S' "'''
save money anu time 'y pafOn'%'"s 4"
,h.n rho c;,;cs
ie"i>'Hri i''" ''','''' "a > ,'A '':', :n
H '"'' NV &c -, 1r.m ,oro
"De'u,' " ,,;.I7,
.ne' 'n''-"' Wv ~. III
from 'He -'o' 'a''" " '3'1 Wv w. .ta
ues''0 ~ ~ u '''''' '1'' =
f ~ -. ,,-r, 1..,
~" y, e-."-I'. s. vo,,,s
Vi ".s.e'u ''' a"1 ' -
In'" I" Op-" - 1'- ~ >, - ,lrr,.n,nl r;ib
H.,
u 'O' 'n' 49,, r.t a.. .r. NJ
s'"''et ~
-h0'| "o'u' d '9 P-"' N'' ..e.-
may ieisOulO'5 AMI ''.. II. w.
'''A jan .I:. 100. .,3 uo
tc'" ,AP''''"T0 !" - ~ ..3
Of' ~, .t;.r- IL. Ca. u;II
.,a tho CB,,,i-lc desired by many.
O,r ,,rn,s ,rs i.dicatrd IN our first maze.
otate dhu OoIH'y io
NhaoIe 10 0ot'O" any "''"y
the oa'iuec uu' y O"'OH 'OO"i ''' w. w.,
years pasf, Tue 'otnh'I9si'nei' NV i'i'
comPc''en " ~ -" 'o" .'"'9 - %'.'',.'
@c', demahu'ne caS"' u l''e '"0 '"S
lax H'y "'"' ou' 'n' '''''''
been Te"Uce' ua'' j MIL; WV 'D1
the "Iy'eJ"'e 'aA' tni' S'''' WA
""'' U"S NV 1''''
81 the money they would. but as it was
,hor ,;e,doi 70 what they understood to
h. ,ha orin;on of the most iudicious bust
moss men in town and country, to lay a
snm sufficient. at once. to clear the board
Of debt and make county orders good for
N. cash IN sigbt.
Tho 4Dpeays are advertised in our col
unnS 'O'u'' -
sN-Ihe remaining Court llouse yaF'
fences, the CoHm'ssionef'' IN VIE" o' 'ne
continued scarcity OF money, have eoneIu-
ded to build of wood instead Of iron, and
as they are upon the two sides where they
,stou aro douh,Icss ius, nc well ey.
~ NV ' N ,o. If
eep' 'nA' ''eS VI" A0' '-2' -" ,Os
the next generation want IRON FENCES On
49, NJ. ~ { rr;,os has tho ;ob q, 81
-, rL,r., f,r.os ara ,o ha r,;n,.
"a naat .na 70 resemble the iron fences
Il -.
na-Hariley township now holds her
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LI.Jtfu,

In Levishur, 81 inst, at her residence with A. =.
Denormaniie Miss ELIZABETH FOSTER, formerly OF
ritt-bur-. aged l. years . .
In s-iln>srovc On the Ist inst. CpRDEiIA, wife OF
George Scuurc Esq and daughter OF the late Col Jas
n Davis in her ::Sth year.
In ChillisIuaquc, I'D alt, ISAAC RlFIE aged about
Co years.
IL Cllisluaque, 23l u't, ELIZABETH, wife OF John
s Troxel. aged about 81 years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

I2-The spring Election Day viii present n good
opportunity fer a-y whe ds.lre II 10 ga Up CHE
sJBSjRlPIIGN, 10 The "CHHUNlCLE."
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Cloths, CaSsimereS and SalinettS
in great rarlety. Ladies Dress Goods, Mern-
oes, Cobures aud ParametIoes all shades and
qualities, all Wool Plaids, BayadeTe, Nalen-
cInes, Circassian PlaIds, Scarlet and Black
Piaids for children, fancy and plain De iaIns,
Prints Of all descriptions and prices,
ShaVyIs-Long Brochee, Silk and Wool,
Square, Four Faced, Scarlet centers, stella,
ManllneJlS, Baystate Long, Square, Ladies
Mantle Shawls gray and barred,
Cheneile Scarfs, Gloves. Hosiery, Collars,
Sleeves, Hdkts, Laces, Ribbons, Fnnges and
Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons all widths. &c.
Hats and Caps, Overcoats, Gent 5
Long ShawlS, Under>hIr,s and Drawers, Can
ton Flannel>, Mu>lins, Linen Table Diapers.
Napkins, Crash, Iinseys, ail-Wool fIannei>
PLAIN and tigd, and everything IN the line Of
Family ants,
NE. CHEESE, SALT. FISH, PlisIER. NilIs, dc.
constantly on hand-ail OF which We offer on
reasonable terms.
N b. We buy all kinds Of GRAIN and
store al reasonable rates.
HUReH & GOODMAN
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g.OOh THIS WAN

NOTICE.! NOTICEtt NUTCEt!!
II UAYlNG just returned from the Civ
j L wr'h ~ uuasai'y large sack aud well
selected. aud an noH REPEATED 60 sell seeds
lower than can Do bought elsewhere On this
side Of Philadelphia.
Hardware Hardware !, Hardware ~,
NaiIs-N niis-iactS Ls,cles. Hinges,
Screws, Gias>, Pu,rv. PANS, UH--in fact.
everything Voc az wan, in buiii your.
set hrsJ.ra'e house CT barn twenty per
cent. lover thar ever before. las ,rry T.!
This rcGptt
CARPENTERS, here yru can get he cels-
bra;ed Greenfield Pi1r-S. Spear d Jscksuu's
hant. tenun and mp saws. DnicLefs, Bea:ry's
and B,GJy'S C5ise,s and Plane IruAs. raient
and ccmrcn Braces, Brace Bits. Ausers,
Squares, Gad-eS. Iron Screws, Compass Saws.
Hamcud's Hammers. DC.
Blacksmiths Er0n-lHCN-itCN-ALL
KINDS-Bar, ccuiirp, Tyre, Oval Rcurd and
s9Uare-Csst Ststl, ofrns and English S,eel.
VSes, Anvjls Bellows, screw PiF;s-, eic.
HOuSEKEEPERS T-tie kEiyes and
Forks, Carysrs. Spocr~ Keuirs, i.smps. Can
d,sstirNs Cefa ''- Cr--;is eists Tsus. EoNis. &c
WAEL P.iFEE-Tcg W, E7d Eii tn ..r,s MIA
Eteat .any icore ~ tH- iias1rrr Nd lr9N Srtt Of
JOSEPH WFASbEN.
IN the cid cnsnAH silnd. iEn isn't 30, Ps.
TEFTN WY tHfN WIZ
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The remains Of Rev. DR.. Fredk. a.
Raucb, FIRST President Of Marshall College,
Aercersbure, where he was buried in
ls4l, have been removed to Lancaster,
and buried by the FlsUklln and MARSHALL
College.
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ABSENCE OF yIyAD.
Chrisiiana Noll's Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters oi
Administration on the Estate Of Cans
rIASa NoLl, late of Kelly township, Cuio"
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register Of Union county to the subscribers.
All persons indebted 70 said estate will make
immediate payment and those having claims
will preseu; them properly authenticated Tor
settlement. JOHN NOLL, Admin
SAMUEL SPOrTS, Is,Fa'Ors
Kelly. Feb. II, 1859
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UNION BAKERY
CONEECTI ION L r y

CON + T. G II L . n l. X \
vJ,HE subscriber respectfully takes this me
thod to inform the citizens OF Lewlsburg
and vicinity in general, and the Ladies in par
ticula,. thai he has oponed Bakery and
confectionery. on Market street, in Mr.
Beavers Building, where he will be ready to
suppIy all who mny favor hun with call
with the best of everything IN his line Of hu'
.iness. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC-
TIONERY on hand at all times. Being a
practical Baker and Coniectioner upwards
nf ,usntv-five wears. he feels confiden, that all
,,bo favor him with call or give HIM a trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest notice, on the
mosi reasonable terms. Al sorts of Orna-
mental Work done 10 order.
BREAD delivered at Houses at all times
when desired. CHAkLto hbiNEh'
Lewisburg, Oct.T 1887.
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, NEW rr,,,Ess IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA:


The undersigned would respectfully
,AEinform the dweliers in Lewisburg and
wv surrounding country, that they have
opened
straw Hat & Bonnet Bleaching
and PRESSING establishment in this town,
where we are prepared to execute all work
entrusted to our care. Having had IA years
constant experience in the business IN Phlad
CITY, and being acquainted with the most
approved process of Bleaching, we are conf
dent of our ability 10 suit those who give US
their custom. BY devotng time and attention
to our business, performing work neatly and
delivering it promptly, we hope TO succeed.
We also Scour and Re-Fntsh FELT and
BEAVER Hats.
Our work is done in City style and at the
,owestCi,y prices. We make the usual liberal
deduction to the Trade-and hence Mllilners
will find it to their advantage to deal with us.
We intend to make it a rule 10 finish and
dsl;ver all work during the week it is received,
nrovided we get it Oh or before Tuesday
JOHN II. MDANlEL y CO,
4 -rhu E. between iih aud 5th, near J. W. sninefR'
March Q, 1859 LeWis0uis
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

Ijistdr'S Bcisom If VIA CherTy recon-
meade9 by Physicians.
AuBUEN, sept g. 1858.
{ W FoTE Co. -SD-s:-I most chcertuiy aid my
testimony in favor Of the Ealsam We have used It in
family. IN Pulmonary affections. Coughs AMI Colds,
and esteem q most valuable rrm"iy. rnd have recon-
mrniet 1t ia various complaint Of this nature with in
yarielIy happy results. V. Il. LYNCH, v. y.
N,N,FIFLn, IcpGA Co. PA. Aug lsJs-
GHisls1 Having used IN ms practice the last four
years Wstsr tlsam OF Mild Cherry with great success,
c!e'riulIy recommend 1t to those afflicted with
obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma &c.
H. D. MARTIN. D.
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IhH cennlne Is sl-nFi II bJ II on tIIe "I"IV.r'
). w. EOytslE s. CO.. PrOPrietOrs,

For sale hy their agents everywhere, and in Lewis
sburg ty J. J Walls and I. :. Caldwell, and in New
BERLIN ~ Mrs Narvorrt NJ ~tacz eow75Sy
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IlABBLS. Family Extra White
LOO Wheat ELOUR-very choice
FRICK s. LILLY.

artIclc-for sale by
March CHthBERl1N BRos.
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CyCHOOI OHDGFs ase,ly rsi-;s; a1d-i,
- sa,e a ne C+'t7ss.e thSe
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ADRIAN, Mich, March The re-
mains of Ira J. Thurstop, the mronaut,
who met his death by an unfortunate as.
eenslOn from this city, on the 10th OF
September last, were accidentally found
on Sunday evening, about ten miles north
vest of Toledo, and about ten miles from
The place Of the second ascension. The
'emalns have been brought TO thi. ei'y, ,and
are fully identified
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
THE PUZZLER.

so, rild's for me 'ciss,
D.sp in ,chich some mystry iiss =
, 1859-06-10

o,.sns and turned over to Indian department it was
y sonrse done under orders, and presume | am na
sl,Isr Accountable for that. Subsistence accounts
ii'gnIar and unsatisfactory" &c. do not suppose
n'ls was A dozen men in the service who knew how
y T,ske out a regular ration return besides we had
~ regular ratiOns to issue took receipts, the only
S,rbers could get, and under the circumstances all
- ss necessary think. Credit claimed for large
.t'ges Scm-a train laden with subsistence stores
w. Which was responsible was captured by the In
s.ns. they the Indians, probably did not waste what
80 captnred but certainly never received any Of it
-, them again. The bacon was burned IN make
.1ss while this train surrounded by the enemy.
8,sntities also are claimed to have been issued to
- in the Quartermasters service without showing
-bether they were entitled to it or not 1t is well
fnown fact that all the employees in the service Of
Vgoshiurton Territory during the war were allowed
.tons. " Turns over 10 Thos. Lytle deserter 20
hrres and 20 saddles; turns over to Jas. X. Hurd.
taartermaster 43l horses, mules lGl oxen; admits
y, have had hand l66 horses and mules, 1917 oxen,
which he dsposes Of to other Quarermasers,n &c. In
answer to tho foregoing quotations and the remainder
n the Auditors letter far it relates to my busi
nsss will say that Thos. Lytle was commanding a
eompany CD when turned over 20 horses and sad
ds 10 him. and that those horses served To the end Of
the war were killed or died in service of that com
pany That had perfect right to tun over proper
T. 10 Jas X Hurd and his receipt hold was as good
voucher as could be required. That of course ad-
miIted, and do admit having received the number Of
borses mules and oxen, that | actually did receive,
snd the third Auditor admits that / accounted for
them all but five. He objects to the certificates Of
sleh men as W. B. d. Newman, J ohm Scott, and
oihers for horses lost, died, &c. could get no bet
tsr vouchers, nor did require any better. For the
Ave horses that he says appear remaining on hand
could give no account. II is not improbable they
Tere lost on the march from Wallawaa to the Dlles
and from thence TO Vancouver without being noticed.
Al ali events I let It appear my accounts exactly
AZ Il was 50 the Commission had nothing hidden from
them As to the constant farming over of property
from one quarermaster to another without apparent
reason will only say that it is not probable that
Ee auArtermasters did these things for our amuie-
meDt. go
will conclude with very few remarks more Spe-
eal requstions not and could not lie used in the
service The specified articles Of ssues TO troops could
not always or often be Obtained we had to take such
things as could get, and glad to get anything
consequently there was no use of making acquisitions
for certain articles when the chances were largely
against receiving what was required.
submit the foregoing and remain, &c.
c. H. ARMSTRONG.
, 1859-06-10
L0NlOn OLuB HOUSE en- "

l24fi,
, 1859-06-10

Al a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens
oi Thurst9n County, favorable 70 the election Of Col
W,H. WALLACE, the peoples candnate, for Con
gress, held at Olympia, Friday evening, June Sd
1859, on motion OF L. p. HANSON, Hon. GILMORE
HAYS was called 10 the chair; afe. brief statement
OF the object Of the meeting, L. T. HANsoN was ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion Of S. d. WILLIAMS q committee Of five
we're selected 70 act as central committee for the
territory with power to constitute Wallace Exc
cutive Committee" to be composed OF said centrnl
committee and filled be other members to be Chosen
from each county Of the territory.
The Chair appointed Messrs. JosEPH CusHMAN
NELSON SARJENT, IRA WARD, Jr., ELwooD EVANS
and NELSON BARNEs.
Said committee we're further instructed 10 draft
and submit to a future meeting q constitution for q
club. TO be called the Wallace Independent Club
The Chair appointed the following as a Committee
o. Vigilance in the various precincts Of Thurston
county
Olympia Precinct Messrs. HEoroR HoRroy L. p
HANSON, J. J. WEsTRROOK.
Chambers PTairie-ANDRKw J. BALDWIN s Bry
TON, - THOMks.
THm Water and Black Lake-FRAyK Roanr.
JAcoB CKOLL, ELIJAH E. BAKER, JAMES DUNLAP
JOSEPH BRANNON.
Mound PraiTis-ABRAM TLLY, 7. J. MoUNrs. sr.
= MARION SARJENT, P. d. NoRTHcRAFr.
. fslm Prairie-CHARLEs WHEELER, and WN. N
HOEfON "
Said committee was authorized to fll vacancie,
ana increase their number IL deemed necessary.
The meeting was Afterwards ably and eloqueptly
addressed BY Hon. JOsEPH CUsAMAN, ELwooD EVANS
Esqp lRA WARD, Jr., and Hon. GILMORE HAYS, ant
Agonrned at late hour, to meet at the call OF thC
central committee.
L, Il. HANSON, Sec'y.
, 1859-06-10
RLllENNLINLNGL

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT a
l. fully inform the citizens Of Olympia and ~ 81
the public generally, that he has removed his W
stock and tools from the old stand at Dickersons to
the building door east Of WesbrOoks Livery Sta
be where he is prepared to execute all kinds of
Blacksmthing on the shortest notice. Repair
ing and shOeing done rs cheap a. the cheapest IN
Wagons iroIed after the latest and most ap-N N
proved patterns, and all manner Of Blacksmith Y
ing done in a WOrkmanlike manner Give me a call.
j. P. GUERlN.
Oymnla, March Q. 1859. l6tf
, 1859-06-10
srEILAcOOn. W. 7. june 5. 1859.

Mr.. FURsTF-The Black Republicans
are very confident Of success at the coming
election. Already 1 hear that Wallace
has promised the different appointments
within the gift Of the President. l have
not learned the names of all the lucky
AtOHbries, but will give you those that have
been made public: Gilmore Hays is to be
Governor Secretary of the Territory,
Geo. Gallagher ChiefJustice Elwood
Evans Collector Of Customs at Port
Townsend, Travis Daniel; Surveyor Of Ms
, 1859-06-10
DWELLING HOUSE

adjacent 10 said mill.
From the situation Of said mill Immediately on the
tank Of the Columbia river the fact that It is the only
mill in the city Of Vancouver the thriving character
of that place, aud the contity to the L. s. Barracks
which II furnished with lumber from this mill it is
believed that chances comparable to this for prohta
BILE investment but seldom The for sell
ing Is only that ii is step necessary 10 pay on the
debts due from said estate to various persons.
TERMs.-A credit Of six months with notes drawing
legal interest from the date, with sufficient security
and lien reserved on said premises, will be given
and required Any person desiring further informa
ton in regard 10 this property obtain the same
By applying TO me at this place.
LEVI FARNSWORTH,
Administrator Of the estate Of Isabella G. Rodgers
deceased.
Vancouver, W. T., May Is. 1850. 7w27