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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24


FoR RENT.Ths thre. story BRICK HOUSE
on 9th street the third door from the northeast
oo.ps. Of 9Th street ys.i and street north ss:
formation epf, a. the corner store or to the Wood
s1A z SSsBSs o6
TOR RENT All of sQUAREs Nos. I.os7 and
bling ss and etsr out 6aildlng. T,ey cons.i" 1oe
assd a a. mark Garden dairy place Ths rem,
it,, sLPssEY No ssLeasisna avenue zii
FOE ,a, RENTaTh.s sD a ana ssemncdios- shfs
south .,de Of street besween 18th and 18th streets,
SosemSer aspg wM f SRHf ysn on
FOR sALE.-A gentleman wishing TO decline
ssle 4 vel selected atock Of GROCERIES,
s,lEh6orhooa and doing fair trade Addr... s'n a.
n u, sur Omce. &C - St
EoR RENT-Tvo new BRICK HOUsEs-cDe
II Ii S q I'll .a
streets. oc q Sc
F9SSs RNE M seg tire, three s,ies DwEL
streets The honse is in perfect repair, with gas
S az Arrs:f' Enquire OPPOSITE Of Mn. 4: SKY
Is LoR and three cHAMBERs, snSpIied Win xhs
nSi 1an s9h vater with or without
FEE SGsi s ss sss q. sRlSK IPWEk
EtEpsfRAKE. corner New York avenue and eti
:. ---------------- oc 22-Iw'
FOR RENT.A HOUSE, oont.iaanr 8 rooms.
vent foy TO Person with smsll famiIy Appy 10
FL 3 =. ALLEN, Virginia avenue, between st3 and
49USE FOR RENr-A three story BRICK
"a RH0OSE on the Island, near the corner Of az
sGs'a E sssP%sSiHRs st &! SS%Rn 1s
Store, near the premises. 90 Eli
F9RnR9ENT OR sALE-A new story FRAME
.lnias foe% on viii socd s and sh so
I'M s5 sa ss ssssff.'.; 'P'
EoR sALEzA comfortable small frame HOUSE,
between issA and ish ssIes ssnGsa In n en
ward This property vail be sold lar below its
Sp' ~ @ t isS ssssI ,sssis
ene 80 oc 2l-st
E0R SALE-A deslrsbl. r RESIDENCE in
|; now oassed fSf .. Pssr Tss
in depth The house. coss. iio:P: ass
s ns pa,,ofs ase.asased BY folding doors dining
ve,tsd into bed chamber airy cellar. one II
house A.. sed sne eisssin Of water In the
yard. The asishborsood - one Of the bes, in the
ss xdsns ssrsss compsSS y,';e : g the
1.-THE shove property (. not sold BY the let lsy of
- 2. -. - 81 &c - tNovf
NOTICE..Tyo very desirable front ROOMS. |
essiy aPpiioation st 405 18th between g. and a /
=. sss.. - = = - = :. = oc 10
EoE KENT.Thss desirable RESIDENCES No. |
Han yitk,s .fssst between ID snd 4sh ns.r ths Cts
I've o. Pc. avenue, with ssaeious hail. room and
ysnlenoss. Enaqlre on the pfemisss- oc isDT
FOR sALE-B.sw-eny ana acres Of WON.
II LAND, on IL Plank Road, sbect 4 m,le.
soStn Of Wsshingfop, very eligibly sitrated for
sorncr II rs ssd ns.'fs ssNo Assnsy Block
fOk nENL-A STORE ROOM On Mssseohus
q (. mo y. q q ELvANsI co. SOC Ps. svssas.
ROB k1NT-0ns Two story WARE8OUeF.t
g: Iss:. , JOIN j 70 g s::s
Eok kENIrThs BUiLDiN0 "a 5Tsais,. |.
pssS s,ps ' :s.s sR S sSss,ssss ~ e
;, ~ tsa nrsseEy Ros 1917! e WI HkLL6.
- s..sas 'ossk q css'toa = NO ssS ~ 49, ~
1oA1DI1a.
B9AHDiNe = 3 z. sow .. sse -. e ss::s
sssosSkis R666EsS - ne ss-s So
pIeE0 covERs-s.ut essssa . iet Fl bsspHs-
a ssea f.s.o for %. o. iar -, too ibr g; I,
q lstsY HssssfnaG fisaos jsst ssssvst-m
osf = p yo1N =. Ellle
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

- CLOTH, CLOAKs AND SHayLs.
100 Beaver Goth Cloaks very fiHs And he.vy O
the Istest PARIS styles ranging N pIee from s5 III
low as 50, 81 81, "a - w w BIZ r DETS,E.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

IL One part Of The city Of New York has been
drowned out, and another part dried up, by the
bursting Of one Of the large mains leading from
the Creton vaier-works. The break ho been re-
paired, however, and the Gothamites are them
selves again. = aus 4sf Hs ..t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

Tn Omar DAELoox.-The sssansemms,S. :, -.
ndeong an4 exhibtftng M. loves snonsSer -
fsss HI % :,s = s SO 49,. ~ J. s:
aoo ~ biEh 1sQce, I'D WoskmeA an NV
cone6ucfan4 he dfka o1lccs and e1xfrasces .
- :Festy esss00-st5set shl elxth-svegp1 sides.
s sss e siEs ga Il q ssIi,as sss .Ssss
e = eccenmo6afe he uiulflfpdcG vho, & io
VII seeoft thfthse whtn ne ibha1joa
- Resssss. = ezpscted tkat Tie bslldDn viii
~ oslifonis msfb ~ 1earn ~ :
Jss.$ss, !, as - sss.sssy ~ bssa nsde' y his
ceaoe9usecss - AnesIc1s isfsevs1s M ~ s,.ss
80 nsne9 9seAan1 segA1nt = iarSs svSeS
n.y. - ~ 0!ss e9ds : $50 - ~ srtfeIs
- = ~ - p'.ss'sly ssa 9 - ls5ss's 4 psy ~;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

ID Alfred NJ. Barbour, Esq the Superintcn-
dent Of the Armosy at Harpers Ferry, wss at the
Springfield Armosy on ofacial business, when the
insurrection commenced. He FASTENED home with
al possible speed ON learning the news. -.siat3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

MY LIVELY Z. 81 1ACK sT7sLsa--
81 ~ sissst so9.h q ii!sSigs 6sssI' ~Ssss =
~ < = ~ ts ga sssssi, g. cp:sss. e.
!! 49, {, f. ~. - 2 isiivsv
s ss '1lSsss J1ssAx ws4Dsn ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
y - st.t..-.. WASHINGT TON BRANCH.
FOR THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT FREDERICK.

~ ID.
ID - - = = VISITING TON BR1NCH
FoR THE AsRIcuL1URAL FAIR AT FREpERrK.
- NJ g
for SIX dsys only. =. b
q ,sdssek On the 18Th 18th s1th, and 18th Instant
sa ssv' fRss # "a ps &c ~ a. ss.
AsEg AsD II TAE SIXss9Es
and 1 SG g
n & ps q q 81
ssss OF .0a
ssss s !!
rich and poSf :. fare alike in OF our prices sa %
cars ssd Ss II &c ne 1IPsr ve
ted to dry goods. FERRY i BRST sisf a'vo-
90 Penn, sysnas f s"4 9f ss ai5sss
+ oUIs F. PERRY....... THO. L. DARNALL.
NEW CARPET ROOMS.
Carpets, Curtains, Oilcloth, Mating,
DO, &c., &c. -, &C.,
s111s s AAa53 sSS b,s,,r..
- EMBROIDERED AND q
nm, , ,, :, r,, .,eiTt LACA MUSLINS.
CRUMB CLOTHS,
TABLE COVERS, B.
: " -ia'r - t STAIR Rods,
RUGS AND MATS
OILCLOTHS in all widths, Of the best quaiIties
Visitors will end our SHOW Rooms the largest
the most convenient, and the most coafortable ia
the city. $50 =
1--we are daily reoeiving something new, and
our rooms will be kept well filed through the
whole season.. L. +. PERRY Co,
! Upper Rooms Perry BRtldiHg,"i --
&C Z2-Q corner "a. Qih &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

III Boston IL to have another mechanical ba-
kerry, and the building viii be are proof. Over
100000 has been subscribed by some Of the lead
ing citizens for the erection Of such bakery, and
the enterprise win be Ut once carried out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

sf.a L.. saf - nAsn sssss1y .75ss s,ss, 4, 80. y -
s'Nos sss - eel - ssaasa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

Togethsr WITH 2 eompIete stock of -,
AL Of which will be sold at Five per cent prof
above cost. One Price Ter. Cash. a. -
osaa st No. ssI sxvxsrn srRssT. BET i ana I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

AProrSrnKNr.-The President has appointed
John L. Waiter to he deputy postmaster at Gin
cinuaff, Ohio; in place Of James J. Farran re-
moved. 80 ss-Es9 '}&f
fan WEkfHn.-The following report Of the
Weather Tor this morning IL made from the Morse
Telegraph line 10 the Smithsonian Institution
The time " observation 10 about 2 o'clock: -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

rYTcOUPONlBONls OF THE WASHING
and desiI able Investment being in sums of i've hun
dred dollars each, redeernabie January 2, 1862, and
Dearins interest at rate q six Per cent per annum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

NxBRAskA LAND SvRyKys.-Plats OF townships
q and IS north Of range east OF the 9th princi-
pal meridian Of Nebraska Territory, surveyed by
W. Cook, Deputy Surveyor, have been received
at the General Land omce. Portions Of this tract
lying on the side Of seresk are represented - be-
Ing well suited to agricultural purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

III The Besrd Of Aldermen In New York have
adopted report authorizing the issue Of S46 900
stock Of the Central Park Improvement fund, and
directing the Comptroller to advertise for bids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

ID The artists Of Baltimore have Joined them
selves together In club called the Allston Associa-
ton, and viii hold grand soiree on Tuesday, eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

UThe sale Of RUFUS Chooses sniscellaneou
library commenced at Boston on the tsth fnxt. I
W There Is a movement on foot by New
York company TO organize a line Of steamers ftou
that city to Brazil. al ls5ef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

:, NAVAL fNrlI LleEScE. The following officers
have besn ordered TO the Water witch: Lieuten.
ants, Il o. Ssrtori, Ito command J Jas H. ellis,
Wm-H- Ward; Assistant Surgeon, 8. A. Engies
Jesse Gay has resigned his commission as a
Chief Engineer In the Navy - ~ ~ - sI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

4 osT-This morning, on the street q GOLD
- hkACEkET. with cameo sets. The finder
rul De 1oe.aty yevereed b. leaving q st Adsms's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

h PRIVATE SECRETARY TO rHK PRESIDENT I've
understand that the President has appointed his
nephew, James Buchanan, young lawyer Of
Philadelphia, to be his private SECRETARY, a post
formerly held by Mr.. James Buchanan Henry,
bu- who resigned some time since for the purposs
Of engaging in the practice Of the law. Mr. w
A. shannon, who has been lately acting in tina
capacity, will resume his position in the Treasury
Department, from which be was transferred. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

LINEN GOODS. TsiF
- pieces Linen Table Dsmask. all prices Z.
Linen Sheetins, Napkins, TowsiinH Go Jaw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

: ARxy NEws.-Leave Of absence for sixty days
has been granted to Capt. Abner Doubleday, nrst
artillery, Department Of the East Also, for thirty
days, with permission to apply Cor an extension OF
six months, to Capt. r. r. Maclay, eighth infan-
Try, to take effect on leaving his post Also. for
thirty days to Capt. y. w. Reynolds, Quarter
masters Department. Capt. Johnson, company
F, has been relieved from duty at Camp Cooper,
and ordered to proceed to and take post at Fori
Mason, Texas. ,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-24

CoNnIssrosRR OF INDIAN AFrAIRs.-The Hon
A, B. Greenwood has returned to the city from
his recent ofiicial visit to the State Of Arkansa
and Kansas and Nebraska Territories, and re
sumed the duties Of his position rs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
UNION SEMINARY.

NNIIE next Session of this Institution vii
open Wednesday. Aug. 81, and close on
the 18Th December ncXL
II is desirable that all students wishing tC
attend, be present at the opening OF the ScS-
sion; those. however, who can not convent
entity enter at the beginning, Will be admitted
any time aftcrward.
A Freshman Glass will be formed and a
regular Collegiate Department opened, at the
beginning OF the session. Young men wishing
to TAX" "a regular course of study vii! now
enjoy 81; the advantages here usually enjoyed
Al Colleges. The Teachers Department, and
all the other departments of the lnStItution,wI
be conducted in the manner As heretofore.
Professor liENpuIcKs having accepted the
call to the Prlnclpal>hip. will move 10 the
place. and enter upon his duties at the open
ing of the session.
Expenses. Tuition for the session 50, con
tingsnt fee 81, IN advance Boarding pr week
Sl.75. Washing 81 To so cents per dozen.
W.W.ORWIG, Pres. Board of Trustees
New Berlin, July 5, 1853 iw
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

ssE-Gov. Packer has appointed Hon.
JAMES GAMBLE, of Jersey Shore, Presi-
dent Judge of the Centre District, until
the Oct. election, when the people will
select. Mr.. Gamble, formerly our Men,
Der of Congress, is universally esteemed
as an honest and competent man FOX the
Office. lie is a leading Auti-Lecomp,on
Democrat.
Ea-There are some places about town
where Lime is needed COR the benefit Of the
public's physical morals.
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gtf0,

In Denmark, Tenn, Sunday luh inst, age,
- years, TuoNAs HowARn. I'd, son Of Lard
and Jane Howard, OF Kelly TIP, Union Co. Pa
, This lamcntcd youth graduated two years age
! at EaSion. and was engaged in teaching when
! seized with his fatal Illness. The day after his
death. his parents arrived Al Denmark.
/ Srnprx Dr,ru.-In LcwiShurr, Saturday
morning last, DANIEL RArDhBiuGu, ono of ouI
/ oldest citizens, arose carly, when without a
/ word he fell back upon his bcl--dcad- aged
81 years. He had laborcd As usual the day
/ before. BE We also ready.
Mns. Many wife Of Isaac Williams. Of Lib
| eriy Tp, Nnnlour Go, very suddenly left her
home on Tuesday the 9TH inst, and although
dligpnt search was made, no trace was made
nnrrl the Saturday following, when her dca'!
body wa found IN the River about omc mrlc
below the mouth Of the ChIllIsquaQnc. Her
aye was about 20 years, and She was lho't To
be insane. She was buried at Ddnvlilc.
In DcIavan, Talewcll Co, H., lSt inst. OF
scarlet rash, J"ANNsH fRA>rt'. "hy dar.h
Ter Of Frederick and Mary GcmbrrlIng, form
rrly ct Kelly township, Union Co, Ia, aged
> years, month and days
In Sunbnry daughter Of Ira T.ClemCnt.
AGED about = ycars-lcth inst, ch,!d Of
Charles Weaver, aged about months.
DROWNED About / O'Clock ycS'er-
day afternoon. GroRGE II. son OF Francis A..
and Anna Donehowcr Of Lewisburs,waS with
an older brother bathing in the River on the
cast bank, aud most unfortunately drowned.
HIS brother riSkcd his own life in attempting
10 save him the alarm was given. 'he body
vas soon recovered and continued effort made
20 restore hic-bcl n vain. HIS age was
Yrs. mos. Funeral al / this (FT!a1yl I VI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

Ga Tuesday u ght a week, the l. o'clock
TlsseLg.r train, on the NoTthern Central
Railroad, run over man about two miles
from the Sclinscrovc station. Ills left
arm was completely severed from the
shoulder, severe cut inflicted through
the check, and his legs were mangled in a
horrible manner, causing almost instant
death Supposed to be insane. llc had
nothing about his person by which he
could be identified. lie was about 80
years of age, six feet high, light blue eyes,
light brown hair, and was dressed with
light gray satinctt pants, yellow shirt,
straw hat, and heavy boots.
The Meeting in the Grove took place
at ; ! o'clock, L. NJ, on Sunday. The au-
dieuce was large and most attentive.
Rev. Joshua Kelly preached from Heb.
l2oh. 25v.-JipHcg LHminoyy.
Edward, son Of John S. Reed of Jack S
creek, Nl.lu county, was bitten in the
heel by a coppcrheai on Monday after
noon in a grain field adjoining the house
Sweet oil was applied 50 the wound until
the advice Of physician could be pro-
cured, who Immediately recommended co.
pi,y. doses Of brandy, and at last accounts
til, boy was doing well.
\ cripple in Wil!iamsrorf, who was ex-
hioitjur r4tt.osnakes, was severely bitten
by one. and Ut last accounts his condition
Uls critical
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T'hc p:mln,Ict s.ns.e ID I,l9
Dr.. WiSlar,S BaIsam Of WiIl Cherry.

Whcr IL" a'py" preparation Is known it Is so We" rs-
tahi,hp "a, an iuiduir Remedy for the CHr' q '"3g',
CAfs Sr. Tbs.f. H.frtrss' Eroac,,iis, !Jiutdiy u
Bi--i GIig hs Breast. fHp, Hho"yiHJ Guyi. and ~
cIy form COMPLAINT that il work of
suIprrrO cation 10 speak Of its merits.
Discovered ly we'll known physician more than TWEEN
wears since has by the wonderful it has sirr
ted been constantly apprrvains IN public favor, until its
and it, reputation akr universal; and II is
known aul cherished bv alt .anl their l. legion
who have 'n restored To health y the GREAT
RiNEuY for all diseases which 1t pruir-". t"
>rraIsS Clark. rhy -c.an TO u""n Victoria, has given
it as his opinion that
CoHsumpiiop can he CHrc2t
The whole history Of this Medicine fully confirms NJ"
opinion of that eminent man Thousands ran testify and
have testified. that when all other remedies had far
this has completely cured; that when the sufferer hat
we'll nigh dr paired, this has afforded Immediate r"rf
that when thr physician had pronounced the disease n
durable. this has removed IL entirely.
The virtues OF this IfaIfa alike applicable to curr
n slight Cold, Gu ufrnioT G10fn PI'H and its power
Sgf, CERTAIN sI,'fy pi,uSIH and .gc,tui randy
cannot be cIuallrd.
ue-C,UTIoN .-TtTcE1ss n"ne HHLSs II hnshe WRITTEN
Signature f"l. BUTIs' tn" WRAPPER, well the
printed name If the proiTirtorS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
L arly Grain.

SOME OATs.-Joseph W Shrincr has
left with US specimens of Oats, the seed
obtained from John Black Of Lancaster,
sowod on the 10Th Of April, cut lIrlI
July, threshed .0ih July, aud weighs
tor,y-tLrcc pounds to the bushcl.
His Wheat, Of the white flint Canada
variety, weighs Ct pounds to the bushel
These were raised on lis farm ncar
LesisburG.
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20 : y
For sale hy their agents everywhere. and in Lewis
bur. by J. J. Walls and T. :. Caldwell, and in New
Berlin hv Mr. Nlar.arct ". St,.s. cow
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News Spring 'crGoOdS

IL " - n l.
WV pi'l Ill7 " IcUiit II uUVuN
"ANE received and opcncd a CU0IC f.
IL assortment OF all the latest >Nl'> c
Sprng and summer Goods. The particular
attention ol the Ladies Is called 10 their >tUCI
/ Ui BulIaulS
/ WrS> Hh"S frinN
! DcIalnCS ShaWlS
! Cha'iicS Collars
| DucalS Slccvcs
| "ih"ham' lnS'rlm2'
FuularlS Ed-IuCS
! ChInizcs GlovcS,H c
/ ALSO Cloths. PLAIN and Fancy ClySliurT.,
( Jeans, TwccdS, NcSuneS, Nu>ins, puil-
IngS, TiCkiugs Flanncl>. Boots aUI
: Shoes, Hats and CAPS. -
| ,,rc,bcr with , c,.,,,,,lc,, ,,.,.,t,,.,, 80,
! Groceries Hardware
- "'N'
- "
All ol when Will he disposed oI on As iavora
bic terms a the same articles can be-, rurrh
a>cd anvwhrrs. CIR ~ call,
MarSSr'L l. in ha in'rtr5 2"l ~ th @ just
~ - We u ~ ''''''' ~
NO. = Mackcr,I half ,rI susrt.r 1srs me, ~ and
y for ale hy UIE>jI 4 6,;nubN,N.
h'hHli n GOLDMAN
,rIIITE Fish m half and quarter barrels i. 4
,,rrr,>,. .a,.,-,
| h III "''' ''ii'''' jI,l f',,'.' a,t ~, '
GRouND Alum. Marshall and Dairy Salt. tu.t g..,.ei
anu i'i e"" iN Ut ASH N"'ph'N-
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HO, YE PEOPLE!
TAKE NOTICE!

N opened IN the old Post Office stand opp
oslte Walls store, where the latest styles and
the finest finished Hats and Caps in the coun-
try can be had at city prices for Cash or
Country Produce. Don't fail 10 call aud cx-
anime the stock. fully 90, 1859.
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BN TELEGRAPH.
Armistice".II0pe OfPeacc!
New York, July 2l-P. VI.

New IORK, July 2l-P. VI.
The steamship Africa cf, Liverpool 9th
lust, arrived at this port this morning
There has been no further fighting in
Italy. The latest news is that an armis-
tice has been effected between the Austr-
aus and the Allies until the 18th August.
There are strorg hopes that this will lead
r. n .1rmorort lc1cp
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New Firm---NcW Goods.

II VIII SUDNCtlbrTS WOuU lt~nfcilulII dn-
nounce To the Public, that they have
entered into Co-Partncrship, at the old stand
OF j. & j. Walls, under the Firm Name OF
JOHN WALLS 4 60.
We have Just received fresh assortment
of SUMMER GOODS, conslS-
ting OF
Cloths, Cassimeres. Ncstings. Rca-
dy-Made CLOTHING, Carpcting, OIL Goth
Sheetinc, Muslin, Linen. Drilhngs, &c.
LADIES' DRESS GOOnS-such
as CalicoeS, Shalies. Lawns, DucaIs, BcragcS.
ncLaineS, Black aud Fancy Dress Silks, Cling
hams, Shawls, Organizes, Viola Zcphrlne>, sc
Also, 4 large stock of GEOCEEIEs,
Hardware, Cedar and Willow Ware. Looking
Glasses, Glassware, QuccnSwarc, Sc
SALT, FISH, Plaster, and Coal,
constantly on hand.
Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods as usual.
.D~Thc highest market price paid
in Cash for all kinds Of GRAIN.
JOHN WALLS.
JOHN {. SMITH.
WV. VI. NANNhLZAU
Icwi>burC, July II. 1889
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I'll, PL;I,l y..I.,,. s,,.o, ,h., ,,r;,o,c
AMI public advices from all parts of Eu-
rope, the C4naias, and the United States,
caucar in the opinion that the lIaryests Of
le@9 viii be very far greater than any
with which Providence has ever blessed
,'''' -" n l'''"'''', ~ - 80 ,
''. '' f'"-'',' '''''V'Ny anu '"u'''9
~ ''5s '''"i '"o '1''''' anu secure care
i.'.' '''''"' ''0"i w q ''"'
''-' ''''a coming y.' leo SDddeH.y' ""d
80 '''.' q W ''''''T ,'' ''''0', ''oI p, u
much care can MT be tsken Of our heal,h,
list low.
-u..r.., ,,.ut.c -. ;...
unpaid taxes published By US last week.
We since learn was enacted some years
ago, but was never repealed, and may be
'',''' -, lir(>'''-,-- go
rG9YThc " heat and Rye llarvests have
- ,e"N1 ~ M r". ,, M .1
H.. ~ .,''- " w.. w. I M
benefited by the recent showers.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

BARN BURNED-Just before midnight
Of lriday-or Saturday morning-last, Il
stroke Of lightning entered the large barn
Of DANIEL KAUFMAN, in kclly township,
few miles from Lcwisburg. The barn
was almost instantly in a blaze, and soon
burned down, together with almost his
entire wheat crop whi,h had just been
stored, hay, agricultural implements,
&c, making total loss Of about $1,000
no insurance, and no lightning rod on
the barn Some live stock were rescued,
bu, little or nothing else.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
A DMlNlSTRAToE's NoTIrE.-W w

4 DMINISTRATOE'S NOTlfE.-Wnrrc-
N As. Letters OF Administration Co. ihe eS-
tate OF ANNA HAUCk, late of Bu:'aloe Town
ship. p.Union county, deceased, have been Gran
ted to the Undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 said estate are rcquc>-
ted to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against 1t will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN IlhUCk, Admir-.
BulIaloc, July 20, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
GDamberlin Dra.'s Caro-.

I'VE have tested the merits Of 4
cash business. to entire satflctcn. ard are fully
determined not 20 dcyiats It. our stock is now
larger, and complete than ever, ami a-c pre-
pared TO fuFn-h 1l..us with svsr in cur lire
bu.ines al The loest prcs for Cash in rxcLaT-c
f,r wheat Rye Corn. n7t-, Coyersr Barley, lim"ihy
SD. Flax Sod ro,it1t-, Bacou, Butter, Lari tss',
Tallpw. sorp. g.
w also pay cl-h f.t al kinlr u rrnlncr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
JUST RECEIVE ED at the Book Store

" III T'rV TNTUT9-
Lanc>irrth on the Honey Bee, ncw ciiticn.
prlcr Sl,"5 The attention Of all h.v,r, cf
Honey are invited 90 rhi> valuah', h.ut.
fI'tS Lectures un Fu'Glmrnr OF Prophecy
especially a. r-Gari>lhe United S.a.-.. prlrr
lo CTS. FIJI, /, truly d rcuar,ahl, book"
Nav - NU NI.EE\N.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

rF'I,ca ,,,,,,,..,,.nr,,.,,t ryrIrI.og ~ n
take place Wednesday heA'' the -'h' "hrn
We may expect as usual iaISc 'i""d "i
strangers attracted hIthrr by the interesting
ce cmonieS and our beautiful borough ("hIch
rI.h,nn,l and the annual increase Of >rr,n.
.i.r, vi.i,,n.r,, the Commencement fully YER.
irv ,hc ricr N,I,ub, n,,ny will come. IN pnr.
cha. l,1..-o,r ,r,i.1c, at rt,Ii,r and H. all
,nrb ,,, ,rrnII S,y rh,sc who Sin s,arI IN
nod or cI,rb,rr for ,hr I'm. .Icr>fanllna We
, y.,,,rJ ,.r,,I,c +, call an G. N,r,h. rirht "nno.
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