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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21


OuIo.-We have gained both branche
of the Legislature, insuring Republican
U. S. Senator in place Of Pugh, and WM
DENNIsoN, Jr., for Governor, with all th'
State Ticket, by $1,000 to 10000 maj
Douglas joined Buchauau's friends in
special effort to carry the State-but al
in vain
MIyNEsorA.-We have gained the
State Officers, Congressmen, and both
branches Of the Legislature, insuring a
Republican U. S. Senator in room oi
Shields, Douglasite. ALEX RAMSEY, for
merly of Harrisburg, is the new Governor
IowA-Tbe Republicans seem to have
chosen S. J. KIRKwOoD, Governor, with
the whole State Ticket, and Legislature
to fl! the place Of Harlan, Rep, in the
U. S. Senate.
INDIANA looks favorable as far as heard
from. Election for county officers and
Secretary of State only.
We'll done for October! We gain
one Governor, three State Legislatures,
two U. S. Senators, two Congressmen-
and in Pennsylvania elect an Auditor Gen
eral and Surveyor General for the first
time in our history!
Union CoUNTY-The full returns will
be found on our first page. Our vote is
about $50 behind the last for President.
OF the 10 candidates, had no opponent,
bad an average maj. of 52l, and 3 fell
245 behind on an average, from local and
Sectional" causes that We may hereafter
touch upon. Hayes has a maj. over one
or the other opponent in every box, and
Roush has mi in every box. (By the
way, at four elections, Uncle Sam passed
from a minority Of l39 up to maj. Of
l26, then 237, aud now so! Some Of
our party propose him as the Democratic
"cOmpromise" candidate for President, to
give US chance for that "cbange" in the
ProthonOtary's Office y
We took no part whatever, either open
or private, in forming our Ticket, but when
it was settled in the usual and authorized
manner, we stood by our cause and our
candidates fairly, and used all honorable
means to persuade our party friends to
sustain them, on the sound principle, ado
rs you would be done by" Enoug b voted
otherwise to defeat three Republicans and
elect three rigid Democrats to fill good
Offices for three years to come. We sub.
init with all the grace possible!
Personally, we do not and have not
word to say against our successful oppon-
euts-Messrs RousH, BUcHER aud KELLY.
From the outset we admitted they we're
fair men, and knew they we're strong. We
sincerely and heartily wish each of them
happy, useful, and honorable official ca
Ieer-and Republican SUCCESSORS!
SNYDER CoUNTY.-Our friends here
are deserving of all praise. The leading
men buried their old grudges, and united
in giving every man on their Ticket, ma
jori,ies ranging from 374 to GA! The
SeliDsgrove Times with the party took
special love to Mr.. Ritter, and assailed
Mr.. Hayes, week after week, with the $500
Extra Pay falsehood and the $500 Roush
Judgment. The influence of those false
eharnes il seen in the yntes viz
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
Murder by Louisiana Vigilance Committee.

A vigilance committee in Lafayette
parish, La, visited the house Of Bernard
Lacouture, who had been "warned" on the
night Of the 3Oth ult., and calling him to
the door, shot him deed. The mother of
the victim attempted to get warran. for
the arrest of his murderers, but the magis-
trate refused to receive her statement, and
the coroner resigned rather than hold an
inquest over the body.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
.For Sdlr,

VJNIIE residence of The subscriber. on -
Market street in the Borough oitlA
Lewisburg. The house is OF BRICK, well
finished IN every respect.
T-rms-One half 10 be paid between this
and the first day of April next; the balance
TO be paid in two. three or FIVE years, as may
suit the buyer. Possession given any Tune.
June Q, 1858 ISAAC WALTER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
MONEY WANTED!

WUWEx WANTED.
TTHE undersigned wants One Thou.
sand Dollars out of his Book Ac-
counts 10 pay off his debts. He owes, and is
unpleasantly urged for payment. Those,
therefore, who are in arrears TO him for
six months and over, will please settle
accounts Immediately; and those in arrears.
under SIX months, Will receive a reasonable
discount on their accounts for payment made
within that time. - Better settle whilst you
may, and before being compelled. e, Also
N. B.-All persons, hereafter, employing
the professional services of the subscriber,
will be called upon TO settle their bills pune
tually al six months after attendance given.
CHARGES MODERATE, and a reasonable
amount of charity practice expected TO be Civ
en- where persons have the disposition, but
not the means, TO pay. Others, in their prac-
tice, may extend or unlimited credit but, for
himself, he has, for the future, fixed on the SIX
MONTHS TERN, which Will be strictly adhered
to in all cases.
UJS,rict attention given to business as for
merly. WIN. Lesser, NJ. d.
Lewisburg, July IS. ls59m6
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
Preserve your Fruits.
WillOlghby'S Patent Air-Tight Stopper

F0R FRUIT CANS JARS OR BOTTLES,
5 the most simple, convenient, economical
and useful article ever invented. 1t IS
composed of two plates attached by a screw,
between which is placed circular piece of
Gum. The turning of the burr congresses
the Gum and spreads II out, thus filling up the
opening and making it perfectly air-tisht 1t
can be applied 10 Tin Cans Stone or Glass Jars.
This stopper being simple in construction
and so easily applied, is the great desidera-
tum so long wished for and only needs an
vAarn'notivu to convince the most incTedulou~
OF It's superiority over ything yet invented
The Cans can also be Tested before putting
in the Fruit by filling them with water and
putting on the Stopper with pressure.
Cans, Jars-Glass and Stone, with Shoppers
attached, or the Shoppers alone, can always
be had at moderate prices of
4. G.. EVANS & CO,
Aug. l9 Sole Ag'ts for Lewlsbu!g
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

OMIssIoNs.-We last week forgot to
notice that the appointed Opposition meet
ing in Miffliuburg, 9TH inst, failed on ac-
count Of the absence of the expected speak
er, Hon. j. W. Killinger, who had inten-
ded to be present, but was prevented by
an attack Of rcmittent fever, (from which,
as We infer from bis letter this week be is
recovering Monday evening prece-
ding election, the Republicans held q
meeting at the Court House in Lewisburg
james Kelly in the Judges chair, with
Jacob Hummel and Michael Brown Asso-
ciatss; Music BY the Band short speech.
es BY Messrs. Worden, Slifer, Miller,
Jones, &c.
On Friday, Of the County Fair, the
"Harmony" and "Youug America" Fire
Companies Of Milton, visited Lewisburg,
and, with the "Valisnt'' of Lewisburg, pa
raded our streets-ibe Harmony with their
hydraulic, the America and Valiant with
their engines. The Valiant claims to
have thrV"n The hignest stream of water.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

pERsoNS wishing to establish Manufactures in a
and thriving place where business is good, see ad-
yertsement OF the Hammonton Settlement.
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THANKSGIVING Proclamation.

F,,,ow C,rIzEys; The b,essings vouch-
s,f.a hy hind Providence through the past
ys,r demand our grateful recognition, and
.sa;n cali for the sacrifice Of thanksgiving
and nraise. Under the protection Of a gov
srnmen, that secures TO all, equal rights, we
have nursued. unmolested, the various avoca-
,ons of life. with more than usual prosperity.
The earth. under the labors of the husband
men. has welded her increase, and our barns
and store houses are crowded with the fruits
of the harvest. We have not only been pre-
sarraa rr,m tho r,v,,e< of The pestilence. hut
tho mas, has been q wear distinguished for
ha,,,h in on, i,rge c;;;es and ,hrou,hout all
en- rnr,I di.,ric,s Our country ha. been
,.aa :, 80. O,r homes bav. been
piesIi'.u iu pa aI H. INN.
u,orahIa ao h,vs cIns,ereJ ,ronnd onr domes,ic
La,,,h. O,, v,r;ous scbools and sem,naries
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For Sale,

YNHAT desirable properly, corner Of st.
John and Water Sis. comprising Three
River Lots, on which are erected a small
House. Shed, and Wharf. This is an excel
len, location for River residence or place
of business.
For terms &c, apply 10
JONATHAN WOLFE, Agent.
Lewisburg, June l6, 1859
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/
nA.The Funeral Grafton on our first
page, We have heard extolled, as superiorto to
anything from the lips of Daniel Webster.
Its author is an EOglishman, once Wing
Congressman from Illinois, next Colonel
in the Mexican War, and late Republican
candidate for Congress in California. His
Grafton has genuine, soul-stirripg elo-
quencc, and much of true philosophy.
Would that BRODERICK had remembered,
that bis life was not his own-that the
cause of Freedom had claim upon him
that be owed four years of Senatorial
debt to California-and that his example
was most perniciOus! He might have
been assassinated by those who sought his
destruction, but yet We think he would not;
and if he had been, death for the Right
III that form would have been far more ef-
fcacious than in the miserable mode by
which be forfeited his life, and marred his
reputation.
Another political duel has since occurr-
ed, between q Lecompton and an Anti
Lecompton Democrat, in which the former
was shot dead
Broderick will doubtless be succeeded
by one Of the worst of his opponents, who
are already coutendiDg for his seat.
Terry-the moral murderer-it is said
resigned his judicial station, and has lied
into sume retired place, waiting for the
popular wrath to subside.
(Judgc I. is since bailed in $40, ,0001
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Senator Broderick was attached to the
Catholic church, but the Priests of that
faith would not allow him to Re buried in
any of their cemeteries. With all their
personal respect and love for him, they
adhered to the law, which, for twelve hun.
dred years, they have obeyed-never to
bury duelist or suicide in eonsecrated
ground.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.-John Calhoun,
ex-Surveyor General of Kansas and Ne
braska, tud President of the Lecompton
Constitutional Convention, died at St.
Josephs, on the 18th inst.
Senator Seward intends to visit Egypt
before returning homer wards.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
ASSEMBLY-OHciaL

NoRTuUMBERLAND,o out Of nearly 5000
votes, gave Adm. majorities Of only 5s7,
534, 43I, 36i, 257, and Opp. majorities
of Sl2 for Bisel for Assembly, and 52l
for Rohrabach for Treasurer. The follow
ing was the vote in the upper End:'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

HAIL SToRM.-On Saturday afternoon
We were in the cars between Georgetown
and Treverton bridge, when the dark and
heavy lowering clouds discharged shower
of hail stones as large as pigeons eggs, ard
some like walnuts, which came rafting
over the meta!ic roof of the cars like a
shower of gravel. There was but little
thunder or lightning during the storm, the
barn Of Henry Lahr, in Lower Mahanoy,
was struck by Lightning and consumed,
with all its contents of wheat, oats, c,rn,
and farming implements. Mr., Lahr's loss
is about 81 600, and falls heavily upon
him.-.SanLury American, l5 instant.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
CHARGES is seen in the votes, viz.

1hss giving Hayes a maj. over Ritter in
every district in that county. Wagonseller
has maj. over both Elder and Ritter, in
every distric'......Tbe vote for Hayes is
ample proof that our friends have acted
in goud faith throughout So may it be
hereafter III both counties.
o,e Tor Representatives in Lycom-
Ing aud Clinton
Robert Crane, Admin. 5O64
e .A.Aeheubach 44es
LrudIe, Mehaaey, Opp. 37o3
y l.u>. prirlkyn 1886
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

f=-H lO AZ - nc COrntT HOUSE, ,NOrth
E-Il Third street, occupied by DIR. Meylert
FOR SALE OR RENT.
- THE subscriber will either SELL or
IIARENT his House and Lot, situated on
South Third street, opposite the Lutheran
church, Lewisburg. Possession given on the
frs, of October. For particulars, inquire of
Beaver. Kremer & Mcclure, or Johnson Walls.
Sept l6, 1859 ELISHA STRAUB.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

The steamer Indian at Father Point on
Monday brought four days later news
from Europe. The repairs on the Great
Eastern are progressing, but it is doubted
whether she will be ready for sea this
month. Spain requests to be represented
in a general Congress should one take
place. The French Government will send
from tweiVe to fifteen thousand wore
pstoChiua. The By Of Tunis is dead.
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COURIER.

IMPORTANT IF TRuE.-We learn
that while addressing his fellow-citi-
zens at Abba, the other day, in his
usual eloquent and distinguished man
ner, Augustus Caesar Dodge was called
on by a United States Marshal, in pur-
suit Of Missouri fugitive, and reques-
ted to aid in capturing anigger, which
he did, as Morgan says, with . "cheer-
full zeal" He at once, showed his
willingness to serve his country, left
the stump girded on his trusty sword
and started in pursuit, and was last
heard Off Marion County, hard after
the property, which, it was supposed,
would be oveitaken at some of the
crossings Of the Des MONIES. Thus
has Gen. d. given to his friends the
best proof of his nationality" and zeal.
If this report is true, we presume the
General will get another foreign mis-
sion at the very least, if he don't get
to be Governor. Hu,ok Eye. "a
The Kansas Constitutional Convention has
provided for new census of the Territory
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Opinions of Great Meia.

It's now the opinion of all chemists and
scientific persons who have thoroughly examined and
tested CURTIS COMPOUND SYRUP OF SAssAFRAs, that
there Is compound In use that will give sc
much relief this in the following diseases Group
hives, colds consumption, bronchitis, coughs, hoarse
ness asthma, difficulty In breathing, splitting Of blood
whooping cough and measles. As soon II has been
taken 1t removes all foul matter, creates easy expec
oraton and drives the disease from the syste leav
ing 1t in healthy state. This syrup Is mild and pleas
ant to take purify ing at the same time. Read this
certificate--one In thousand: 10. ~ FgsFs4rs
MIR. J. l.. Curtis-I have been sorely afflicted fol
several years with cough, which had become
settled my lungs and was fast approa aching con
sumption my friends all told me could not long
dure it. had tried medicine and many physicians
aud almost driven to despair, when I concluded
to make great effort with your Syrup of Sassafras
accordingly procured six bottles, and In less than
three months by continuing to use it, perfectly
cured. have known 1t used with the same success
IN many cases. Yours Truly,
July ~, '59-3m. G. HARTMAN.
For sale in every nefghborhood.
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DR.. Bakers Paln Panacca.
Eve are not in the habit of indorsing pat
ent medicines unless we have indubitable
proofs Of their efficacy. In view Of the null
tipicity Of quack nostrums with which the
country Il continually flooded, it becomes
oitensr the duty Of the journalist to warn the
public against imposition than to commend
medicines and remedies that possess merit;
but when medicine earns for itself . repu-
tation, and becomes IN absolute necessity
in every family where there is disease, and
when those who use II mover afterwards dis
pense with it when they are in need Of a
remedy for pain and disease, II then becomes
the duty Of the journalist to make such med
icins or remedy Is widely known as possible,
Our attention has frequently been called, as
well BY those who use the medicine as those
who sell it, to the unexampled success Of
Bakers Pain Panacea, which has gained a
popularity and meets sale uneoualled by
any medicine that has ever been sold in thi
country."-IorsAaH Minoison.
For sale BY J. L. TAYLOR.
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Council Proceedings.

Council Proceedings.
MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 9Th, 1859.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen Baker,
Graves, Lewis, Potter and Simons Absent
Blake, Hendershott, Hunter and Jones.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
The Mayor presented for approval the
bond Of d. F. Gaylord, Marshal elect.
On motion of Mr.. Baker, the same was
approved.
The Auditing Committee reported the al
lowance of the following claims, to-wit:
j. O'Conner, Sc; James Laws 81; Robert
Murphy 81; Thomas Monigan So; j. Mar
row "a; T. O'Sullivan $I7 90; j. Brady g.;
J. Shey 81; ]. Craney s.; J. Vanderpool
90 80; I. Crawley a. 80; J. Malone IS; p
Sollen IS, and s. Adams 81, for work done
on the street. The Mayor and Recorder au-
thorized to draw orders for the same.
Mr.. Potter, from Committee on examina-
ton of Tax Books, submitted report, sta
ting the amount due the city and uncollected
on the tax books.
Mr.. Baker moved the report be received
and committee discharged Adopted.
On motion, the Council adjourned to meet
Aug. 18th, 1859.
A. W. CASTOR, Recorder.
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Remember TO Use Curtis Mamal uke
ta LinimeNt.

sSenem Der TO Use Curtis MamAl u X O
#s LiWimeNt.
Take no othe, for Barns, Cramps, Sore 7hroaf,
Spinal Comptdints, old Sores, Cuts Bruises,
.Ssc1kags, Heodache, tAange, SAT- Rheah, Dys-
ente ", Didry'h1a. - "Ne0
Look out for c-fes, the country Is full Of the
worst kind. You may know the genuine by each
wrapper round the bottle headed some with plain
horse others with rider all of which signed j. L..
Curtis. Procure this article, and you have Lnment
ON which you depend, and from the Of which
YOU most sanguine expectations may he realized
You cannot enquire OF single person OF the merits of
Curtis Original Mamaluke Linment, but what they
will tell you Of some great good IL has done them or
their neghbors There Is other Liniment that will
perform many cures as this. Ask for J. l.. Curtis
Original Mamaluke Liniment. Some persons " i'll
offer you worthless article telling you 1t is just
good hut do not be deceived, take no other. Read
the certificate: assss-4F a. s al q rEeg rrs o..
Mr.. J. L. Curtis: II have been afflicted for the last
three years with two running my legs, orig
mating from poison that occurred short time before
they made their appearance. Being persuaded by a
friend, who knew the great benefit to be derived from
your Mamaluke Linirient. gave it atrial, and COM
menced using it which did week. before deriving
any particular benefit. was entirely cured.
July 81, 59-3n. G. TAYLOR.
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Halls Lung Balsam.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM, in all cases. gives the
best satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought more cures
since its introduction than any other cough medicine
HALLS COUGH BALSAM Is endorsed by our lead
Ing physicians the safest and best remedy be-
fore the public. etsr les s "a
HALLS LUNG BALSAM Is safe to use among chill.
dren and yet powerful in Of chronic pulmonary
disease. tE 3th tt.'
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings In certificates al
most daily Of its wonderful In all parts Of the
country. ~ fut
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS Il sold by J. L.
TAYLOR, Ottumwa Iowa, and by agents in every
town In the country. @tN5s sG 3-s.ht
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The Spanish Ambassador, it is said, de-
clines to answer many questions put to hin,
by Mr.. Kirkwood, on the ground that so many
changes have taken place during his long ab
sence from the country, that he is I'M
able to determine, without consultation
with his board of advisers, as to which is the
Jackson side Of them.
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Packard is ready for the rush. The way
he has packed Hardware, Iron, Nails, Lead,
&C., into his rooms must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Description is impossible. Par
ticulars next week. ,s..s ...
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MARKETS..

CouRsR OFFICE, Aug II.
Operations the past week have been limited
except In Blackberrfes, in which brisk trade has
been DONE Wheat Is beginning to come forward pref
ty freely, and the Mills have been kept busy. We
hear Of fine lot Of Fall, delivered and contracted by
Mr.. Jonathan Thompson, Of Dshlonega Township, to
Hunter, Sewers Co., City Mills, for which they paid
some weet ago, s1,10. Prices have had downward
tendency since. We quote leading articles .'
WHEAT, 80 al 90 So BtsseF
RYE, 60. c. not much offered. sss O. ~ Fsr.s.
OATS, SOC.
EGGS 10. s s 81. -rr .
OUTER 12K a IS.
POTATOES 80 cts., and falling.
ONIONS SIS -as.. .
CORN MEAL 500. 49, .-Evz Earaaaasa
FLOUR 3,25 a s.s. as.t u.
VINEGAR $500 Dbl. eocts. gal. ~
SUGAR 1O@l2 Ht,. FL H .s.
COFFEE 16
TALLOw 10
HONEY 10 s..
LARD 1917 Scarce r
BEEF COS Gross 26t2If
CHICKENS 1,25 dox. &aa. EES&
WOOL 2o@25 8
HIDES dry 1917 Green ~ rffE,s
SALT $50 Bbl,
HAY Prairie a, Timothy IS
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The Great Republic Monthly, for August,
just received, to our notion, is the best num-
Der Of that very sprightly, amusing and pop
ular Magazine. 1t is published by Oak
smith & Co., N. Y, at 50, with discount to
clubs. Five copies SO.
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GONG TO TExAs.-Dr. Geo. c. Wood, of
this City, desires us to say that he designs
starting to Texas, by the overland route,
in September, and would like to have COM
pany. Any person designing to make the
same journey, will please communicate with
DR.. W.
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New News AGENcY.-A new Agency for
newspapers, books, magazines, &C., has been
started in this city in the old Post Office, by
Mr.. A. w. Bowman, who has our best wish
es for his success, and our thanks for the
biggest paper ever printed, copy of the
illuminated Quadruple sheet" 81.
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TIE SrAGEs.-The Western Stage Com
pany, we learn, will remove their, Office and
stock t.. this city on Saturday of this week.
\ building is being erected for their occu-
pancy, by Mr.. Richards, on Front ST., ad-
joining the old Post Office, corner of Market,
to be completed by the day named.
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Mr.. ]. A. Moss has returned from very
successful trip through the Western Coun-
ties, and win remain few days at the Car
roll House, before going east. Mr.. NJ. is
Agent Of Messrs. Brown & Griffith, of the
Gennessee Falls Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y.
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Ed. Michael Coombs will preach at the
Christian Church in this city, on Saturday,
Aug. 18th, at IL o'clock a. m, and at 8
o'clock p. m, and on Sunday following at
l0t o'clock a. m, and at 3 o'clock p. m, as
sisted by Rev. Sam'l FRAZIER, Of Indianapo-
lis, Ind. --L ..--r. ?
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We arc pleased to notice the fact that our
neighbor, Mr.. Boulton, Of the City Bakery,
has commenced the manufacture of Confec-
tons in connection with his Bakery. He is
prepared to I'll orders for Candies of all kind
At wholesale or retail Country dealers will
bear this in mind.