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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

Tnf 3osrov ELorEMFNr.--Wcp ublshed yestcr-
day the particulars of the clnpemcnt Of Mrs. In
set=oli. with young lawyer named earser, from
BOSTON and the fact that he husband had gone in
pursuit Of the truant wife Ingersoll tracked her
t. this city, and on Wednesday afternoon arrived
here aud entered his name tho register Of
Stanwix Hail. He soon nscertaued that his wife
wa, an inmate Of the Hotel, and set to work to
procure an interview He found that her para
mour was quite unwcll, and that she was engaged
nursing him. He secured room within short
distance of the one occupied by the amorous pair
lie sent the "hall boy to their room to say to Mrs
lnecrsoll that Il lady desired to see her Mt No. o.
Mrs. Inscrsoll complied with the invitation and
rapped gently at 67--door opened wide, with In
cerso behind it, Mrs Ingersoll walked in, when
the injured husband slammed the door, shut and
locked it. We cannot say exactly what occurred
when the runaway found herself confronted 10y her
legal lord and master. She didn't scream or faint
away Mrs. lngersol is not of that make. Like
Othelio or balky horse, she is not easily moved,
Iii ,h words were heard between the parties. The
husband bcsought her to return to his bed She
rciencd and fell into his arms, where it is sup
posed she remained till morning, as she was not
outside of The room until breakfast time
Yesterday afternoon the parties took their leave
for Boston. Ienrger accompanying them and all
appearing to be reconciled and happy. lngersoll,
we fear has loved not wisely, but too well. -
4Ilblny Kaickerbocker, llM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

PREJUDICE AGAINST AMERICANS IN CuBA.-Two
American vessels were recently wrecked on tie
sou'h ofCuba. and the captains jointly started
for Trinidad, fifty miles distant, that being the
nearest port. After twenty hours exposure in u
small open boat they succeeded in reaching that
place, where they procured small lighter, and
returned to the wrecks. and found them going to
pieces Alter returning to port a second time
with the crews OF both vessels, the authorities
would not allow them to leave for some tiue
but kept them exposed alter previous suffering for
nothing but antipathy against Americans.
Captain Tnlpey asked permission to be taken to
prison (ra,her than have his life jeopardzed in
such way until he id send for his consul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

The Jewish Chronicle tells us that the remnant
Of Jewish colony has been found Mt Kaifungfoo,
China. y communication is about to be opened
with these sons Of Israel by their British
ligionists, and they will be requested to send two
youths to England re ceive European education.
They have been separated from all intercourse
with the remainder Of thcirornce for period Of
SIX centuries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES..

SANfbRDS LIVER INNIGOltAT r.
COMPOSED ENrIRt ~ FROM CT Ms
ftklFIES TIE BIO ID.
\ SPRING MEDICINE.
\ FAMILY M DlCINE
a GOOD MEDICINE
CtRtS LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SIt X HEADACHE
CURES 81 i.lIbUS ATTACKS
CURES CL'STIVLNESS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
tt hrs CHRONIC DIARkIfEA.
q HIS 81 MINER COMPLAINT
Ct RfS tHOI.lU.
ClkES FLATILENCY
see advertisement Ia another column
Ich IL,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
County Organization.

The Wytheyille Times urges the necessity OF
strict county organization for tho approaching
election. We fully agree with the Times, in the
Importance of it. 1t is well, also, in every county
where there is even the rcmotest prospect Of sue
cess, to put out Opposition candidates for the
Legislature. 1t will strengthen the State ticket,
besides keeping up the unity Of the party. Let
there be thorough and effective organization every
where, for the sake OF the cause, not only in tho
approaching. but in all future elections.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

ono SIATIsrIcs.--lt is 10 be regretted that
the States in the Union have not made pruyi.
sion for the yearly collection Of statistics with
reference to the production Of the SOIL and
the branches If productive industry. In Ohio
such law is in force, and the commissioner Of
statistics has made n report The falling of in
crops in lSj7-comparng the two years together
was enormous. 1t WAS to the extent Of q 000,-
0oo bushels of corn IL. 600, 900 bushels of oats
G.003o0O bushels Of wheat, and une-half the po-
a'0 crop. with well nigh total failure Of the
fruit crop. The aggregate in bushels Of the
grains mentioned above was not less than fifty
millions. The commissioner pertinently remarks
that il is scarcely necessary To look beyond such
facts IL connection with u similar experience in
tie States west Of Ohio. to explain the present
high prices Of produce. in the absence Of uny ex-
por, demand from foreign countries. The crops
of the articles mentioned below WERE in 1851,
shown in the annexed statement
l,IOl I'D tons.
Corn. ..........................S2,0 5j ls6 bush.
Wheat IS .397 Gl4 bush.
,jI2,bi4 bush.
The yield Of oats to the mere averaged 3,2O1
bushels, and Of hay 136 tons. The Increased ex
ports Of animals and their products, since 1852.
is from CD to 100 per cent, and Of all agricultural
exports sl0,0000C0.
Marriages are iL teresting items Of social Stats
ties. The number returned in n large part Of the
counties, is twenty -one thousand and the esti
mate for the residue brings the total number to
twrnty-tour thousand. The proportion TO popun-
ton Is about one ma rr:age to one hundred persons.
When we deduct those not murriagcable and those
already married, we find that Of each twenty
married adults, two Tone in tenn will probably be
married within the ycar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

Judge Hopkins. Gov. McMullen, Gen Martin
Col Floyd and Mr. S,ras of Tazewcll, are all
candidates for Congress in the Southwestern
District-someo of them Subject to aConvention.'
and others not. A Convention will be held in
Marion on the 22nl instant To settle the ques-
ton. II is the general opinion that the nominee
of that Convention, no matter who he may bc,will
be defeated
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

The President has nominated, and the Senate
has confirmed, ono james Mciufie III. Supcrin
tcnicnt of Indnn Affairs in California This is
the same man who was appointed Marshal Of Cal
ifornia by President Pierce, but who resigned.
owing to the popular clamor against the appoint
mcnt, in consequence of his having been keeper of
n gambling house. Senator Weller would not let
the appointment 60 before the Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

AaD@ We are requested t" announce il MUS G.
DID AXE. canidatefo tho C!er ship
Court Tor III" city ot I.ynchbnrg. liam ,tlnt,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

LrD" | am II candidate for the , flee Of Mastered
Ollie at the ensuing election Gentlemen. elect again
march adtdoi". JAS, q, RUIAIl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

Ear CLERKSnIP OF THE lIusTINGs CotRr--I re-
ttny announce myself candidate for the office of Clerk
u TIL Hastings Couito the city Of Iynchhurs.
iau ! dtlnr. WIN. NJ sEMPLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

Ga" MASTER OF PoIicE--We me authorized to
announce WM. C. BURTON, candidate 'or the o,e Mas.
III VI pllI,e march dttlotr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

A MOTHER sspply or New spring Good
"A will be received At my ST re next week
march l.-ds JND. PuRNls agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

Ez4y- am II candidate tor reelection to the
t!"rtshlr" Of the Court OF llusings. for this city
jan 1T lotc JAMES DENAGII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
.A.EoF Auar.E ..ar

TNNOFHBE y NAbsE OF 4 HOUR n m
y virtue of deed f trust executed 10 M, a., the \,
a.y Q, July, ls by James r. Stone, John u stone. MARY
stone and Panina Sfoue and the reau-s. al John
prey the elm --eur d. viii, TRUSTEE, on III, IAN day ri
MARCH 1852 upon the PREMISES sell at pubic surtn, m
me hsh,si bidder, THE HOUSE AND LOT in the cty -
" i!"hoafs' and mrtt9ned in said deed III La, nS
was purchased by John H. Stone Of William J. League: !.
Aeu IN desirable portion of the city; and a,
."n ABOUT "ne quarter Ut Acre. Acting as trustee
said - ,''e"i A1e ny tue oecu hore'
hRhs-one'thrd of the purchase money In cash. tho
"hee IA TWO equal instruments aud II month, the nur
pa nients a.. ~ ~, ~, ,oI W ueer
fe i--ctemarchih endt imarcb "iNOhps,
Trustee.
mentioned property postponed un Ill the at,b ~
lrJy W MfAhCH'
march l5.d24march. "'' NOi.oS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

holloway - Pills n nd d la MT iliinn, has
been a" work. For counteres the market The
I" purity Is known by the water mark "iiopway New York
Lundon transparent letters every
buoN III directions around each pot hoN sold at the
uietory, No. 80 Maien Lane, York. AL Drug
ssls, at 2Jc ODE aid 81 per box u pot
s,tt..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

frmdyInt sunquesonaby tine, uxuriap healthy grow
oi Ii has been esteemed In all the
aInauons aud civilized Hence the
the scalp 81 his enemy his trophy For
slniar the fashionable belle the
vanity well as her other phrcnOleg With
wed locks.
lie VIII sh,uddlscover mode Of ting the hair from
the ufoHds oi Time by
method by which could hen failing
turning white aud way OF promoting its continued and
luAuran growth would be justly emitted rank
brneilcors OF the human Read the
ot"er eonmn of the wonderful, uIous
effects professor oJd Hair andsee he
has not accom- lishod ali ihis-Capnai Guy Fact
nalll L. MIN lLrIu ,lsIs u Ivy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
Candidates fol' City Sergeant.

Bsy" CRY SERGEANT.--At the 80 iciation of my
friends announce myself candidate for the office of City
Sergeant. at the ensuing Sprin election.
feb dtiorI n DENNISGTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

Parson Brow nlow's famous libel suits with ''the
Pattcrsons' in Tennessee have all resulted in his
triumphant acqulttal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
Candidates for Clerkship.

REe" announce myself as "A candidate for re
election tn ia" ONCE of Guy Sci geant
l.h ltdnlc INuN NNlSSEAI,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
Th,piII rrndc.-Wc couId dream of the u,uv.

ululr such undertaking. the Purs
IN. II comes INTO And how la,.
uuA the following numbers speak of the
and Suffering hatitte lnurcc vi cdy iori
to combat AID snhduc. DR. J. L. AYEK Of Lo"e. nanuac
IA his laboratory forty diem hs tdthdt'c
rus through ali the THIS Is cighi l"A-a
strpnd w hud .tluN
ths Pill Jay or 1890 tuu month fl,si,an tiik ~.
hai 5000 pacntsa no seek ieic n.t cal
sad ut Sure that should be- he is n HAS
OF the hst and h-G'
' occupation entails him fearful rrspus the
. at lis fellow Idinsriiic td%ri,r
,frril I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

ed u! BAhtRs PREMIUM iirItiss-1uMr l.. ak r--Dct
justice NouisrIl
ar.tiri permit hie t" instance o Il, kabc
ut1uee OF Premium Buffers. had
u"lreVeutIt but my having been afflicted ia
stomach. the ~
"riNe yeas used means III rsture her
!" hrtth She was under the constant treatment
~ hhir caus, but r"ii,f could be- had then
the remarkable InSdr
rl' persuaded Ia them; she sud nj
at' me she bcsau orc.oscr RAPIDLY Not only her
hN9 ton aud irrcd stomach
heath than ala
Il Using amt shall always 10 Is /
wffrtINn justice yourself and for the ,nch ohes
wt.9arr similarly afflicted. YOUR "bc,icn, servant,
Rlyl,aond, June u, lrJ7. THOMAS NJ MoNTAGCE.
bAkfkS PAT MIN 81 s-kichmund, SCit ~ II
is with willing pleasure that addmy testimony h,
"f BAkfHs lIttMIru HliIfss making permanent
eai>hrt case OF by which hav, uhtH
-" much tot III" last tw"iv" months Also wife IS
itnith great Incevs after sferng Tor om
hitaton sJricred stomach. A. >l commenced
their liable
confidently thcIH the afflicted ADA Ms.
Tor sale by 1.-THE Drugssin Lynchturs, aud by All ME
pnC pal - the of Richmond, aud "s' where
Ni- ina also II M.ess tkas S"tt Co. " '-tne,o cu..
T. IL Stt,lci Co baltimore, Md -. Il Miller COW
inston. X auh sarnes y l'ark y y
Driets ftird D, \ hlrrssug L. RAfEE, Proprietor,
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

gy3 NEW FURNITURE ROOMS
"4uitk Sales and small Esroa,. ,,u
-RSSz We have in store end for sale 30 setts of ~
-. Cottage BE seads, variouss styles; also o. mr.
30 zen 1T Zane and WincsoL Chsrs ever, stv. a, ~,
tern ss 10 sa per dog Rocking Chairs windsor 90
and C'pef SEATS from so to 81 e,ch very e,uti
fu' Dining Saloon and Tea Py Tables Cribs Or ,des wash
stands lrundes, Candle Stands, &c ,-a> which W oanr
cheap for cash. ~ VIC o"er
We mend To sell good bargains all we ask is call
Hair Cotton and ShucA M,ttresses Al avs on hand ~
HARDY e. BROTHER
y u nave, .,, ~ Bdge Street. below Main
~ h-io' sc AND SIGN PAINTING promptly attend
go H. oth IN the city and country latest s,c Of ths
ART, 90. ial ct hanging, Gliding Glazing, acAc
m''.n ''nis Z. ii HARDY { BROTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
By CliAS. I. WORKMAN Il Co, Arcr,oyrrp.
c " " O Y d ''

4 AKGO ~. .. SUGAR AND MOGAssEs At
~ AtCiloN-On FRIDAY, MARCH la H. at our War;
house, on the Dock, commencing clock va ,,nl
sid me cargo per schr Jas Jones. consisting Of "
80 barrels pr ne MoIasses
TERMS OF SALE--I, der : Ion casb. o,or q M i, -,
credit for approved negotiable paper ''
miIch 10 d4t tHAS T. WDRTIIAMS co Aurtrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
u. N. Mc,h"n, Mn--, A"gu., 20, i>5,.-

~. H. VI cihu, ~, Mass, Amy0.t 20, f~J5.-
NJ s,rs 4. DAVIS \ Sou-Dear sirs! atke had ut
PAlA KILLER very tr qurnt!H during
s.encc Rurmsh and have fuu,d II very useful mod-
did tiuk coud visit the Jungl"s without |
chole the a kiio1 speed
rcct other aim have tuU IL b"nch, ia.
IL becoming popular Bnrmai among the natives as wei
Europeans alw with me form! own btn,ht
and ia, good Of tina people where go. ~
filrtrciy Nuurs, NJ H. blAbt
The Rrv il Van Meter, with from Bass IA kaImah,
sayss"rhc Karens praise il very hight, indeed ctnn"t
asa medl,ine could better ms 81 Their ecu
liar ailments habit, than does Pam Killer w"
now using family find lis excellent qualities
contrmei with wed iral Please send ne AKA bot
ties by first opportunity"
SOLD by all medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN H. SEAi. Lynehhurg mar'h52w
Ike, ring ,. Patent Oh mr. ion Fire ana k"r xinr
Proof Safes Halrs Patent Pordr PtoY L. eks The the
that medals a The W cults Fair Lon.
don an Worlds New York, lsJj and tue
American that ded III, dali tho London
Words Fan.
These security agaiGs Fire and
Burglars of any safe offered :" the publi'
900 REV ARD II be pnid 10 any person that cen show
that lIfkRiNGs PAThST CHAMriN SAFE e''r iaicd 10
preserve It's con cents in an accidental fire
The al manufacture all kinds q" Boiler and
Chilled IRON Bank Chest. Vault u and Money
Brokers' jewelers. aLd private ianIe
for Plate diamonds. and ,ther valuables -
SlLAS T. HERRING co,
PSI Broadway, c"n er Murray Strtet,
Opposite Civ Nall. New York.
AGENTS-B. W KNOWLES, Richmond. Va H. Las
TER Petersburg Va j. II. THOMSON Co, Iyn.hburs
Va; and ROWLAND BRoThER, Norfolk, Va
feb 22d ms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

NJ VINO use % "rc giving their unnn i'm ons ieS-
tiHnny in ills "a vOr.
MA water ih lhc n /, D 10 III " ith the IL vjuorDtnr
nnd swallow both 10 .cIIser.
ftIcF ONE
DIR SANFORD Propr etur. 345 Broadway New Y,rk
Retained by ali druggists Sold also by j II Scay w A
Str"ih'r Co, and Slaber Il Jones' i.yich,ur,, Va
march 10 dScly e' 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

NNiSE. -1hc undersigned, who wa. np-
pointed AdmmiEtratriN of the John II Solo
n"h decd at the February of the Court Hastings,
city OF ynhbus beg leave inform the publ that sh,
h'hs continuing the business OF her late husband at the.
said on Mann Street All persons know ug themselves in
and settle. MARi; ARET II SnI oNoy
march Is " e-''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBJRG CHR0NCLEJULY l5 1889


lf S',lntoh papers tN.'i '-s besi'lrom
hoHi''e '-.!eJ c@''.e 0OIa'aed py NJ
IL n'ls,
Inc Cincinna'l hr7p'rsr SAYS 1t was not
zen. NaIi9hl1I who sept caiiee house II
tina: city, but one Of h's relatives 0! tie
same nliAe' "ho 1!s4 long since.
The large stone ware loIss be,oneiCc
10 Mrs Comfy, 10 Milton, vas set on ire
on Wednesday week, ty some Fireworks
IL tue hands OF boy, tut Was discovered
Ia tine to prevent any damage. Care
should he used n setting Ct. Are works.
Some Of tae keutGcS7 Ta,it c'ans have
ca a>k.ng Geo. l.. PreLt.ce to take Z
Congressional romins'i5p Du; BE d.
e.ia-s-hs can't come down 10 thar yet.
The Se.i9scr1ye 7iTes. calls u q "La,:
breed Without intending to be per
>oaaly offensive We would suggest to our
ve7&su. nalgrbJ- that even II be "ba!.
t'ei i much better than - have ~
breeding q: a.l--SaH5u~y imeriro".
Richard C'hlen, the celebrated English
Rcfsrm,r, saws that Republicans in Amer
ia d, Do, &C, az re.o a-e,y, aud as u.u.d
a the offensive as they shsu.i.
Thomas 7. Abrams. E,i. i ahon. 70
remove from Lock Haven to WyaLdo:t
IL K.r,as.
Wm. Crane. Z D;st;,'er of Dresden.
Nu.gin-um CO.. Ohio. has failed aud at
s:ooicd, leaving d.o,s to the amount Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15
ArWlsUurg &arkct.
MARRIED..

y E''0r. Na--l'l Co.. ID IL,t. tr H-r. e . Guile
LAN.- % ~ r lE. sr- Ma ALbLC-A o, aa--',-T
.. ...= = I.--s. oil { s. tsl
IN .l-v..-. -, ID r-lns of the : .h u'.. hv Rev
% l. A... NJ. A. I. hE..,lS IIJN. g. -. Ut g.r-. 90.
-- ...:.. Co., Pa Aa4 NJ !IA%1aGg RID g.- -,s.
sl.-. "a.
~ III. l-,a ui;- bT Rev. :. 7. FzLs, J-aS TYLER
s-- -HAELoI! TIAII
Is, Nv >L.I!.-. -.a i--,- tNu.T FFTEEHAE %.
". rc- .ai N.-s ELILABAIH Quinn o. N-r-..
...g a. G Lur- "a .U-l. q S.. I--.. -I.4l j. q.
L.-s-a-J. y !. snt Ks.t 1 fEfLFEs s: N..-.u
l...-~ t--AHr-- -.. ..s--- Ills N l. 1.bAE 1u1
W.. L..yI. PAINS 3 -g. Z s.. -.--.s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15

s-o-Ihe Catalogue of the LswisJurs
Female Institute, for 1850, is Just i,.ced
l; comprises the names Of persons Who'll
ly and = partially eulp!oyed as Teachers
and Of - pupils.
Tie late Catalogue Of the other depart
ments c: the University embraces ful,
instructors and l-9 popils-wbicb, with
the Institute, give a sum total OF Il IT,
s'rGc,ors and I'll Students in the Uni
v,rsi'y at I.swistCrg.
t~By an advertisement in another
co.lmn, it Will be seen that the Trustees
G.. Uai-n Seminary, New Berlin, have rc-
solved to tase an advanced grade in their
e!lca;ioua. facilities. r., T. Hendricks
a most Competent Inslrue'5J j, elected
To th= chef charge Of the Li,er1ry depart
mel,-P,es Orwig retaining h.s position
. bushes. manager AID PrssiIsa; Of the
Corporation.
ss%He have received the Fir. Ca'a-
'5g4e Of the Missionary Ius,i,u,e i, -
.Iusgr0ye. l; glTes the I4Mts Of seven
persons more OF less engaged il tie l,-
plr;uelt Of ius;5uc:iyl-Neg. Us. B.
kur'z, President Of the Theological De-
Partmeut, and TAcopLilus We-ye7, \. N,
priac.pai Of tie Collegiate department..
There are 20 pU;ils il tie ,heo.,gica.
course, % ia tae literary. and 81 il tn
.-G.e,' scLoJ,-lI9 different names, il
al. Q: these, more than half are from
the immediate vicinity Of the Ins,i;ute-
RS. f whom, 10 al probability, wou,a
u., have undertaken al advanced course
u s..ly tst :5y the es;-j.i.Lmen; Of this
enterprise in their midst. l: j. thus that
Institutions Of learning develop dorlasut
energies, wherever thy are located. aud
t-e--5y tscI 70 e,ev-te tie condition q
any people. TIE fae building erected,
a-i tia: uu!-r rr.-:sss Che catalogue
,.a,->j ..laye been built through the III
er4..'y Of ihe c:.Eea- Of Sv..a>-ryye and
.....,.,.,-, o-.f.., ,,.,r .,...-.-f.. ana
,t..- ~,-j.us.. ..r ,.sy;.ar...,, s.us4
trb1 % ly..Fs .'s'a21Fi:'' ! 1i'l's j.
-t'-i a. 'aa- . ''e Actresses iA-t we're
'.''s when L. a-l l." others were Try
~ 10 ! =" a "4!.eF F'',y v 1s'','
'.= A-..-1-n T-''y W.! os a large a.
'ha I:.sf i'T.y "a'' A';,F -s .-1's' '-s
" -..- '-.->' : ----' .1.o- " e '-'aA u
Tue i'..a4' q U'H@ = ana i@---F' IN
t-n1sy .'-ait' W. Ign; bltaan-a HcTs
as Deg - -.- il 4'..A5is, b1enanan :
party - D. fund Is s1-.. as Iy.eI :
r.. ,-... G.. C--
, ... : -..:.r .r-.s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-15
The par,phIe. Laws far 1859 are

recs.-eI aaI ready ..T cfsiry1Il.u 70 hose
-e.>.-> IA IL..u UNITY eUuret 70 incH.
SANL RpU>H. Pr.r1'v.
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I1I'F5r some days pas, We have had
very dr. and warm wes'her-just the
tLi1- f1r Wheat and Rye, which we sup
pose from what we see and hear in this
region ;s pretty much all CT: and secured
Rain is needed, however, for Corn, Pota-
toes. 6,. The thermometer has ranged
from % to gS! in tie sha3e,ia Lsvisburs,
and the heat bas been very oppressive.
r-Thanks to : H T for a photo
graphic sight Of his counteuance. We
thiDa be looks quite as well as be writes
Which We consider sufficiently couP.-
me1tary for THE brief .Ife.
R,-5-t IF tie Pine Union $. :. EsAy Up
S3r,ra.eaden,. Peer Hursh; Assistant, An
drew Black; Librarian and Secretary, John
N.Pr.>>, Mae and 5 female Teachers; 81
Scholars.
s-TAraa persons were baptized in the
Sa,quehanna. on Sunday afternoon last,
by Ed. M'Dauiel of the Christian church.
wTbe Contract f,r building the front
s:ers to the Court House was awarded to
the lowest biider-Davi3 Giuier-st so.
The Pennsylvania Farm School had
celebration on the iJh They bad a pro
oessioU, music, COLLATION., aud an orailon
b. Nr A b Good Of Blair county. 10
t5xIcstiDg liquors were interdicted IN
the afternoon they were addressed By hsV.
NJ Berry, and Hon. L. y N'A!lls'sr
T Ii Hau'-r Lsris gave i:h Of July
n .-9- - T:l1~lrz lIk.tcs c-ln'g
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Something Extra Nice ;,

DIPE TJmatOes-NeT P0,at0eS---
III C1cumb=rs-Pea---Cr. ta-s--R re
Ac1les-aut o.hsr FrI.; art Vegetables are
received ~ Express fresh TWICE EVERY
WEEK hv T 6 Evans Il CO.
LewIshnrc. lnIv :. lsia
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
WILLIAM NEIIL, ls's ~ Hlrr ~ t.Wr~n n ?
Union county. decd have been granted Q. r.e
uudcrs l1uet By the Register oi LU1-a c-U1.r
m due foTm Of law therefore. all persons IT,
denied 90 sad estate are requested go make
immediate payment. and Hose having anyJas
claims are also requested 20 Tre>-n, them Ie-
calIv authenticated for settlement.
RICHARD V.B LINCOLN. .Almlaistra.or
Hartley Tp. Ju'v Z. 1853
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The Wonder o. the age

r0HR DAVIS ELCELS'0G WASHING NiCTESE
Is guaranteed 20 10 aHr ordinary washing
IN one hours r.me and win F' Ter cent
.ess injury 81 Clothes than 5y t1- r.f method.
C0uuly eh'> f1- sale n ih- SAFE % Penn
svlvania, and aiSo Machines fcr sac Whole
sale and Retail o. h=sSrs.
PLOWAsN K NBRIDE.
7g,m51 I5 50. Third :. Pnlats.p1Ia